05.30Fat Burning Furnace
How To Triple Your Fat Burning Workout Results
Do you want to know how to triple your results from your resistance training? Why wouldn’t you?
Properly conducted resistance training can give you startling fat loss results, along with muscle and strength gains. On top of that, when using the techniques I describe in the Fat Burning Furnace eBook, you’ll also receive “top drawer” cardiovascular health benefits. And all from 2-3 workouts each week lasting just 15-20 minutes on average.
But, you’ve got to do them right, not like the average resistance trainer is taught these days. Walk into any fitness center or gym and you’ll see at least half if not more of the exercisers performing their workouts in a less than optimal way…and that’s being kind.
The fundamental idea behind the fat burning furnace is that it’s one of those weight loss programs that do not ask you to go on a crash diet, but on a more rational diet. Thus, what Rob says is that you need to follow a proper diet and a recommended physical workout. The physical workout is more pronounced in terms of its weight training. Weight training causes increase in the amount of muscle tissue in the body and thus, you burn more fat than during the course of normal physical exercise like jogging or abs crunches.
Muscle tissues require more energy to keep them up and running in proper shape. Thus, the more such muscle tissues that you’ll have in your body, the greater will be the amount of calories burnt and the faster that you’ll lose weight. But years of inactivity and uncontrolled diet may have deposited a layer of fat in your body that you’ll have to burn with a strict workout regime.
So let’s get right to one of the ways you can triple your resistance training results immediately. It has to do with how you specifically perform the repetitions. To better understand this, let’s examine our 3 different strength levels in any resistance exercise.
Take the dumbbell curl exercise for the biceps for example. In this movement, you begin with the weight down at your sides. You proceed to smoothly and slowly curl the dumbbells up to your shoulders. This movement trains your positive strength level. You should then pause briefly and contract your biceps at the top of the movement. This trains your static strength level.
Finally, you would want to lower the dumbbells slowly back to the starting position. This trains your negative strength level.
Now the problem is that most people don’t even bother with the static or negative strength levels. They put all of the focus on the “lifting” or positive portion of the movement, while not pausing or contracting sufficiently at the top, and not taking nearly enough time on the negative portion.
In effect they are getting only one third of the benefits that this exercise can give them. Actually, it’s less than that because the static and negative portions can actually create deeper inroads into your existing strength levels. This is something you want, as it will lead to greater progress faster assuming you give your body appropriate time to recover.
Why do we care so much about strength? Outside of the obvious reasons, strength leads to muscle growth, which leads to a faster resting metabolism, which leads to faster fat loss and various other improved health factors that could take up another couple of pages at least ;-).
In the Fat Burning Furnace eBook & Deluxe Program, I take these concepts to the next level. Here we are using techniques to maximize your static and negative strength levels in order to push the limits of your lean and healthy genetic potential to the max. That’s when the real fun begins.
So make sure not to neglect the static and negative strength levels when performing your next resistance training workout. Don’t waste the opportunity to triple your results!
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