Fat Loss Tips.

Archive for July, 2009

If you exercise you use up calories so when you eat those calories are burnt to make up the energy you have lost. How then does the body actually burn fat?
Does interval training actually help with fat loss or is 30-45mins slow exercise better?
Thanks x

I used to be used to diet & maintaining them, now whenever I put in my head to lose the weight i gained i just keep on failing, Im developing a high appetite, how do i lose this? & how do i highten my metabolism. I rlly feel bad about my body & im just 15 years old . I dnt eat anything healthy.

So I have a troop who is probably going to get booted from active duty for failing his fit test repeatedly. He has gone to the required classes and attended the fitness program as instructed but he just can’t pass the test. If he gets the boot will it be an honorable discharge?

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I got a little heavy these last couple of years, and I am looking to work it all off. I am only a little chunky, not fat or anything, but I want the body I once had.
I go to the gym 3-4 times a week, its hard with school and work to go more than that, but I do own a nice mountain bike, and live right next to a mountain preserve, which there is MANY bike trails. It would be easier to take my bike out than drive to the gym.
But my question is, how effective is mountain biking? Is it a good form of cardio? I do weight training at the gym, usually an hour set sometimes longer. Will doing this help with fat // weight loss?

do you have any personal experience or know anyone with success storys?

My husband had a spinal fusion a few years ago, that has left him disabled and in a great deal of constant pain. He now wants to loose weight, but can’t do a much of physical activity. His diet is very healthy, but that doesn’t help to loose weight. Are there any disabled people out there that have a regular exercise routine?

My husband had a spinal fusion a few years ago, that has left him disabled and in a great deal of constant pain. He now wants to loose weight, but can’t do a much of physical activity. His diet is very healthy, but that doesn’t help to loose weight. Are there any disabled people out there that have a regular exercise routine?