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Exercise The Key To Boosting Metabolism

Posted on 12 December 2008 by

Every year billions of dollars (yes, billions) are spent by people looking for that magic metabolism boosting pill.  They will often go from one product to another hoping that the next product will be the one. I know, I have been there.

I have spent untold amount of money hoping to find that one that will allow me to eat as much as I want, not have to exercise, yet have a fat-free body. If your truthful with yourself your probably nodding with agreement and saying "been there, done that".  I think that at one time all of us have tried one gimmick or another.

With the time, energy and money we have spent, we could have funneled this energy into a plan that actually works. One that works each and every time - no guessing or hoping that it will work-it does work and it works for everyone.

The magic work my friends is EXERCISE. Exercise, plain and simple works, there is no doubt about it.

In order to lose weight and to boost metabolism you’ll need to add an exercise routine to your day. Even if you don’t need to lose weight and are looking to bulk up, you’ll still need exercise and you’ll still want your metabolism to be at it’s peak so that you can take in enough high quality foods to build muscle without gaining any flab.

Why exercise and not "dieting" is your better option

•    Exercise burn calories. The more you move, the more calories you burn. It’s really that simple. The metabolism cannot really be altered,  but it can be forced to work more efficiently.  Exercise is the key to making this happen. It takes more energy to interval training for a half-hour than it does to watch television. If you want your metabolism to work very well, you have to make it so. Exercise does this.

•    Muscle burns calories. It takes roughly 2 calories a day to feed a pound of fat. About 30 calories a day are burned to maintain a pound of muscle. The math makes the need to exercise, tone and strengthen very clear. The more lean muscle mass you have, the more calories you will burn – even while sleeping.

•    Better overall health. The fact is that exercise, especially a combination of cardiovascular and weight training, can help the entire body function better. Cardiovascular, or aerobic, exercise helps circulation, the lungs, heart and even the immune system. There really is no replacing it for the benefits it has on not only metabolism, but overall health. Those who exercise also statistically have a longer and healthier life. This may not sound important to you now but all the working out that you do now can help you when your in your 60’s, 70’s or even in your 90’s.

•    It’s fun.  It may not sound appealing to you now, but once you start an exercise routine you will find yourself wanting to continue due to the way you look and the way you feel.  Just choose an exercise program that you both enjoy and one that will get you towards your goals.

If you are looking to boost your metabolism and work towards getting a six-pack then strength training and interval training is for you.  Although running is good cardiovascular exercise it won’t get you good looking abs.

Remember to exercise to boost your metabolism to burn off any excess fat that you may have, exercise to build lean muscle so that you burn more calories per day for each pound of muscle compared to each pound of fat and exercise because it feel good now and will feel good once your older.

Face it - exercise does a body good.

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The Right Workout To Get The Right Build

Posted on 12 November 2008 by

6 pack Workouts are very important for building lean muscle mass, blasting fat, and creating the perfect body.

Working out the right way can help to minimize the potential for injury and keep you on track for your perfect body.

Where you work out can make a big difference too. It is nice to work out at home since you can then do it whenever you have the time to do it. Working out at home does pose the problem of distractions though. There are so many distractions at home that one often has problems finding the drive to workout at home or the time to work out at home. Working out in the gym can keep you focused since there are limited distractions, but it is troublesome because of the travel and the other people who may be on the machine you want. There is no perfect place to workout, so workout where you are most comfortable and can get a full workout each time.

In addition to working out in the right location, working out on the right equipment is important. Working out with free weights has long been considered one of the best ways to achieve great results. The down side of working out with free weights is that it requires a lot of balance and a spotter. The balance is needed to keep the weights moving at the same pace and in a safe manner. The spotter is needed incase the weights get too much and the lifter needs assistance to move the weights to a safe location.

There are many weight machines that have been developed to take away from these problems. These machines help to promote the balance and the spotting by working off a series of pulleys that will remove the weights if they cannot be handled by the lifter. These machines also assist the balance by holding the weights away from the individual and keeping the arms in a line at all times. This can make it possible to lift more weight or for those who have balance problems due to deafness or other problems to lift safely.

Once the right location and weight type is found, the workout itself can begin. It is often considered best to work one half of the body at a time.

For an example, if one is going to work the chest and arms, one may want to not work the legs that day. If one is going to work the legs and lower back, allow the arms to relax. This rotation allows for the continual burning of calories and fats without the excess damage to the muscles. By giving the muscles time to recover, one is aiding in the process of recovery and building.

Many people start off with good intentions but are not really sure what workout is right for what they want to accomplish. This often leaves them frustrated and they then often give up.  To avoid this, it is suggested that you follow a prescribed plan and routine.

The Six Pack Quest program is one such plan that walks you through each stage so that you know exactly what you need to do and when you need to do it.

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Tips to Get Rid Of Belly Fat and Get 6 Pack Abs

Posted on 31 August 2008 by

Despite what you think, abs exercises are not the number one thing you need to do for flat abs. In fact, getting flat abs requires hard work, commitment and something else you have no control over: cooperative genes. The only way to get flat abs is to lose body fat and you already know what that requires, regular cardio exercise, strength training and a healthy, low-calorie diet.

You must get all three of these (especially your diet) right on a consistent basis in order to even get close to flat abs.  And, something else important: If you’ve lost body fat and you still don’t have flat abs, don’t be terribly surprised. Many of us will never see that six-pack because:

• The body fat level required to get flat abs is lower than you can sustain with your current lifestyle/schedule, or
• The body fat level required is lower than is healthy for your body to function.

Proper eating is a must if you want to get six pack abs there is no way around it.
For example, you should eat approx. 1 gram of protein per pound of bodyweight. For protein eat foods such as lean meats, chicken, turkey, fish, eggs, milk, protein drinks, protein bars, etc. Eat plenty of fresh vegetables. Eat starchy carbohydrates such as brown rice, potatoes, yams, oatmeal, high fiber cereals, etc.

Limit your fat intake and avoid eating junk-foods.
Eat a small meal or snack every few hours.
Drink plenty of water throughout the day.
Many people that want to shed body fat will perform their exercise first thing in the morning without some form of breakfast. They do this with the misguided belief they are tapping into fat stores and forcing their body to burn fat for fuel.

This information originated many years ago from outdated research performed on obese subjects. Exercising in the fasted state (in morning, on an empty stomach) induces a tremendous amount of muscle breakdown, (along with a small amount of fat loss).

This is a one-way ticket to a slower metabolism and a body that quickly learns to hoard fat, not burn it. After 7 or 8 hours of sleep your metabolism has slowed down. Breakfast kick-starts your metabolic rate and creates an instant anabolic environment within the body.

To lose body fat from exercise, the correct nutritional support that preserves lean body mass must be present . Eating one small meal (such as a potato, a salad, etc.) every three hours that you are awake will not speed up your metabolism, rather, it will keep it going. Your metabolism goes and slows with your food intake and eating something small every three hours will keep that metabolism burning calories and will help you lose weight.

If you are looking to get rid of stubborn belly fat and get rock hard 6 packs abs quckly you need to reduce belly fat, build lean muscle and reduce your workout time by only completing proven 6 pack ab exercises.
The fastest way to get 6 pack abs that I know of is at Your Six Pack Quest

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How To Get a 6-Pack Video

Posted on 17 August 2008 by

Want to really know what you need to do to get a great set of abs?
Tired of all the lies and miss-information?
Watch this short video and learn the truth

Want to learn more?

Sure You Do.  Just click here and be prepared to be blown away.

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