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Aerobic versus Resistance (Weights) Exercise to Lose Weight



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By : Robert Howard    29 or more times read
Submitted 2010-11-03 04:44:09

"I do aerobics three times per week and I simply do not appear to lose weight" Will this sound familiar?
Losing weight is based on a terribly easy principle....... energy balance.
If you fritter away additional energy than you're taking in you will be in an exceedingly negative energy balance and your body can burn fat to create up the deficit. The result being........you'll lose weight.
It all sounds too simple does not it however there are other factors at play.
It's normal for folks who decide they need to lose weight to assume that more exercise is the answer ..... walking, running or alternative cardio sort exercises.
This does work in a few cases however analysis has shown that this kind of exercise alone isn't enough to lose weight.
A study completed at Appalachian State University shows that aerobic exercise has little impact on body composition over a 12-week period.
The analysis team assigned a group of 91 over weight ladies to one of 4 groups. Cluster one followed a restricted calorie diet (1,two hundred - 1,300 calories per day) Cluster two performed aerobic exercise for forty five minutes 5 days per week Group three combined exercise and diet Cluster 4 acted as controls.
The exercise-solely cluster (Group two) lost just 3 pounds. This is often despite the very fact they were exercising for nearly four hours each week. Not surprisingly, the girls combining diet and exercise (Cluster three) got the best results, losing 16 pounds (7 kilos) of fat. But, this was only one pound more than the group on the calorie restricted diet (Cluster one). These disappointing results led the researchers to conclude that aerobic exercise has solely a "minor, nonsignificant effect" on fat loss. Thus why is that?
Lets examine the facts on aerobic exercise.
It is true that you'll burn some calories with this sort of exercise, but only a small amount. For example if you jog for thirty minutes you'll solely assign around two hundred-300 calories which is the equivalent of 1 large apple and a banana. A hamburger would be around 500-600 calories and that's without the fries so you'd need to exercise for a heap longer..
It is not that aerobic exercise is not any sensible for you, quite the opposite, there are various scientific studies that have shown that aerobic exercise helps to cut back the risk of heart disease, the onset of diabetes and helps stop several alternative health problems....but aerobics alone isn't very effective for weight loss. Reason being the relatively small amount of calories you fritter away for the time you spend exercising. There is additionally a possible for loss of muscle mass with serious aerobic exercise particularly when let alone a calorie reducing diet.
If you are taking part in a very significant aerobic program your body will need to burn more carbohydrates than fat and unless you're consuming additional carbohydrates your body can manufacture them from protein. It obtains this protein from your muscles, this process is termed catabolism and ends up in the loss of muscle mass. Add to the current the actual fact that you're additionally reducing your intake of carbohydrates and protein and you've got a recipe for failure.
How does this affect long term weight loss?
It will appear that you're losing weight judging from your bathroom scales however this really is sabotaging your long run permanent weight loss. When you lose muscle, you lose the power to burn calories. With less muscle we tend to burn less calories resulting during a lower metabolism.. Metabolism is the method of turning stored calories into energy. The higher the proportion of muscle to fat in your body, the faster your metabolism.
If you are a therefore known as 'yoyo' dieter your fat to muscle ratio is high. Thus you have got an occasional metabolism and gain weight terribly easily. You would like to keep up or increase your lean muscle tissue which helps in increasing your metabolism.
Thus what is the solution to Permanent Weight Loss?
The solution to a permanent weight loss solution is a combination or all 3 elements.
1. Light-weight aerobic exercise for health and a few calorie burning.
2. Eat a balanced diet with some reduction in calories and increase in your protein intake.
3. Weight training, resistance or strength training.
Resistance or Weight Training
The foremost necessary of these three is weight training. You would like to increase your lean muscle mass to assist speed up your metabolism and if you're already reducing your calorie intake you will burn fat even quicker and obtain better and additional permanent results. I do suggest using some type of Nutritional Supplementation to make sure that you're obtaining everything your body wants to remain healthy whilst losing weight.
Author Resource:- Gary Jordan has been writing articles online for nearly 2 years now. Not only does this author specialize in Aerobics Cardio, you can also check out latest website about


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