HOW TO BURN FAT

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HOW TO BURN FAT
Craig Ballantyne from Turbulence Training and TTMembers explains how to lose fat.

19 Responses to “HOW TO BURN FAT”

  1. yvh478 Says:

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  3. KaseyAkira Says:

    Write me at zendreams(at)gamil(dot)com and I’ll link you to a page where I’ve answered lots of questions just like that.

  4. TheHell2Come Says:

    how do you know if your doing it correctly?

  5. KaseyAkira Says:

    You will actually burn more fat at around 30% of your V02 max.

    And I’ve got the studies to prove it if you’re interested.

  6. KaseyAkira Says:

    If done correctly, HIIT can burn more fat than a simply calorie deficit, and I have the studies to prove it if you’re interested.

  7. EricKomans Says:

    Overtraining leading to sacrifice of lean mass, since you haven’t considered your base metabolism. So I’m going to pull a number out of my ass, too: 1200. You ate 1500, burned 2000. Deficit = 1700. That’s a calculated loss of roughly three and a half pounds per week, assuming you keep this up every day, which you didn’t specify one way or the other. That’s pretty conservative, though. This is basically the damage for a small woman. Increase the deficit from here for larger folks, and it’s worse.

  8. Penguins228 Says:

    oo yeah bud fat actually hgiher in energy it has 9 kcal/g where as carbs have 4 kcal’g the only thing bout fat is tht it can cause CVD if u have to much

  9. Penguins228 Says:

    fat can only be burned in aerobic excercise!! if u have a high intensity workout u need carbs and protein other wise it puts ur body into ketosis and actually causes u to break down lean tissue!!

  10. chloesprite Says:

    carbs are much more complex and therefore are not burned as easily as fat and are used for energy storage. also, the amount of energy that is released from carbs is greater than fat. high muscle intensity workout releases lactic acid (that is the burn that’s felt) and keep oxygen (vital for creation and dispersion of energy through the body) will not be utilized. it is my opinion thar aerobic exerices are better.

  11. Razwell Says:

    This guy is just another stupid j e r k
    o f f HIIT promoter , whose claims have no basis in science.

    A calorie deficit RESULTS IN FAT LOSS. This guy’s information is a FALLACY

  12. Chubbshades Says:

    I think you’re right jewelea15, the thousands of tests that have been preformed are jk.

  13. chaspolo Says:

    jewel is right, carbs are burnt much easier than fat, thats why the carb diets work, they stop the carb buildup in your body, and your body is forced to go to the fat reserves.

  14. jewelea15 Says:

    Carbohydrate and protein are going to be the main sources of energy since mainly using the ATP-phosphocreatine and lactic acid energy systems. Fat needs oxygen in order to be oxidized. True, you may be burning some fat however, you will burn the most with medium intensity workouts at about 65% VO2 max.

  15. KaseyAkira Says:

    Thats entirely fictitious. Fat is broken down anytime an energy deficit needs to be filled. If I eat 1500 calories in my day, but burn 2,000 calories exclusively from resistance training, what do you thinks gonna happen?

  16. KaseyAkira Says:

    Run real super fast for 30 seconds to 1 minute, then jog for 1 or 2 minutes, repeat.

  17. cinderellasCurse Says:

    so what is interval training?

  18. jewelea15 Says:

    Fat can only be broken down aerobically (meaning low to moderate intensity activity). Fat will actually be inhibited from being broken down when doing resistance training because it is an anaerobic process.

  19. Terric90 Says:

    that’s true

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