Tuesday, 20 September 2016

   Huge fans of running. It allows you to get a stress-reducing, endurance-boosting workout with just a pair of shoes and an open.
urns calories, of course. At a 10-minute-per-mile pace—roughly the average guy’s marathon pace—you’ll fry about 10 calories a minute.
That’s a solid number, and if you run faster, you can burn even more.
But if running isn’t your favorite cardio activity.
ou burn more calories by doing high-intensity weight training than you do running,” says Harold Gibbons, a trainer at Mark Fisher Fitness in New York City, and the New York.
ell for low- to medium-intensity exercise, but not so well for higher-intensity activities that rely on anaerobic metabolism.
In fact, when researchers at the University of Southern Maine used a more advanced method to estimate energy expenditure during exercise, they found that weight training burns up to 71 percent more calories

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