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  1.  12-04-2012  09:07 AM
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    Best workouts to cut fat??


    Looking to cut fat but not weight, current weight is 185 at 14% BF I'd like to loose some fat and eventually build more muscle, more cardio? Less weight more reps?

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    Diet will be the most important factor, so make sure it's on point. If you need advice, you can ask for it or post-in/ read through the nutrition forum.

    As for workouts, you could start cutting down your rest intervals to 30-45 seconds and maybe incorporate some circuit work to keep your heart rate up throughout the workout. Also, make sure you're doing your cardio after your workouts and keeping it intense. Personally, I don't believe there's much of a place for LISS if you're trying to hold on to your muscle while losing fat (naturally). Experiment with interval training - short and sweet, but it should be hard as ****.

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    why dont you just build more muscle and let that burn the fat off instead of trying to mess with your insulin sensitivity.
    you can call me "ozzie" for short.

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    Pick one goal, (i.e. build mass OR lose BF%) rather than trying to do both, coz I guarantee you'll just end up disapointed.

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    Diet is very important here but as you wish, I will share my routine to cut fat:

    This is high intensity intervals that will help you win the battle of bulge

    1. Build up to six intervals doing either the track or treadmill workout. Then move on to the anaerobic capacity workout.
    2. To prevent overtraining, don't do more than two to three sessions per week
    3. Take three to for weeks to build up a cardio base before doing intervals.
    Small Changes + Near Term Goals = Final Goal

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    Interval sessions with short, high intense work phases and rest intervals that are twice or thrice as long as the work intervals to ensure the intensity in the work phases. Sorry for the long sentence.

  8.  12-07-2012  10:28 PM
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    In my opinion cardio exercises are best for fat burning. Running is the best exercise that burns fat and calories and also provides many health benefits.

  9.  12-08-2012  09:53 AM
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    according to charles poliquin:
    http://goo.gl/jtpdl

    and a few items from some notes i took years ago.


    • Explosive lifting burns more calories than slow lifting. Squats – explosive movement burns 12% more than slow squats

      • Eu J Appli Physol 99: 257, 2007




    • HIIT builds fitness faster. 30 min @ 60% vs 10x4 @ 90% w/ 2 min rest. Aerobic capacity increased by 13%, fat burning capacity up by 36%, and key aerobic enzymes increased by 25%

      • Journal Applied Physilogy, 102: 1439-1447, 2007




    • High intensity weight training boosts blood sugar control.

        • Strength training increases fat metabolism by stimulating beta-adrenic receptors – cell structures that make adrenaline and increase metabolism and fat use.
        • Improves blood sugar metabolism
        • Univ. of Montana, led by Andy Miller showed that high intensity/low volume weight training promoted better blood sugar regulation than low intensity/high volume work.

      • Journal Strength Conditioning Research, 21: 330-335, 2007

    you can call me "ozzie" for short.

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    Cardio, and eating right.

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    Diet is most crucial here as well as hard training and consistency
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    I agree with HIIT.

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    As always, you've gotten great advice here on this board. Getting your diet in check is numero uno. Adding cardio 2nd. As far as training, you can add super sets, shorten rest periods, do drop sets, 4X sets (4 sets of 10-12 reps with only 3 second rest), and some other techniques. These things can increase growth hormone output acutely which will help to burn fat. YOu could also add a fat burner. There are many on the market that are quite effective.
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    The workout in itself wouldnt change, circuit training keeps the heart rate elevated or basic supersetting works well.
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    Originally Posted by hossjob View Post
    As always, you've gotten great advice here on this board. Getting your diet in check is numero uno. Adding cardio 2nd. As far as training, you can add super sets, shorten rest periods, do drop sets, 4X sets (4 sets of 10-12 reps with only 3 second rest), and some other techniques. These things can increase growth hormone output acutely which will help to burn fat. YOu could also add a fat burner. There are many on the market that are quite effective.
    Agree 100%

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