That will be the topic of the article “How to Accelerate Fat Loss.” Sources: 1.The Practical Guide: Identification, Evaluation, and Treatment of Overweight and Obesity in Adults. October 2000, NIH Pub No 00-4084. 2. Calle EE, Thun MJ, Petrelli JM, et al.
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Fat Loss Vs. Muscle Gain
weight lifting for fat loss Increased metabolic rate The first reason weight lifting is a good option for fat loss is because it boosts metabolic rate both over the short term as well as over the long term. In the hours after an intense weight-lifting session you will experience an increase in metabolic rate. Whats more, weight lifting will help you maintain your total amount of lean muscle mass, creating a permanent increase in metabolism. Cardio training will only cause a short rise in metabolic rate for an hour or two after the session, taking away from the overall calorie-burning benefits compared with resistance training. Often, overdoing cardio will actually decrease your total lean body mass, so you could see a reduction in metabolism over time working against your fat loss efforts. Altered body composition The second reason to choose weight lifting for fat loss purposes is because, while cardio may make you lose weight, weight lifting will help you lose body fat, altering your body composition .
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Weight Lifting For Fat Loss
Consuming a meal rich in protein may be preferable. A study from the May 2010 issue of “Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise” found that consuming 18 grams of protein prior to workouts increases your metabolic rate for 24 hours after your workout. Pre-workout meals for muscle gain should be rich in protein and carbohydrates, and contain more calories than you intend to burn during your exercise session. High levels of carbohydrates will prevent your body from using protein for energy, and it can instead be used to build muscle. You Might Also Like How to Lose Belly Fat… Post-Workout Nutrition Post-workout nutrition is key for muscle development, but it may hinder fat loss.
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