Wearing a thick coat in winter, the excess fat around your waist quietly reminds you that it's time to exercise. When I come across comparisons from fitness bloggers, I can't help but struggle: should I choose a panting run or a gritted iron? Don't worry, let's use science to clarify the century long debate about tight figures.

1. Aerobic exercise is the "demolition team" of fat
1. High combustion efficiency
Slow jogging for 30 minutes can consume 300 calories, which is equivalent to demolishing two bowls of rice in an "illegal building". When engaging in sustained low to moderate intensity exercise, the body will prioritize the use of fat for energy supply, like precise directional blasting to break down fat.
2. Increase metabolic activity
When jumping rope, all muscles in the body are involved, and the basal metabolism remains at a high level within 24 hours after exercise. It's like installing an invisible fat incinerator on the body, which can continuously burn calories even when lying down.
3. Improving cardiorespiratory function
Deepening breathing during swimming can expand alveolar volume and increase the amount of blood output from each heartbeat of the heart. Long term persistence will result in no longer panting heavily when climbing stairs, and a significant improvement in physical reserves.
2. Strength training is the "sculptor" of lines
1. Higher muscle density
Muscles of the same weight are 30% smaller in volume than fat, which is why two people of the same weight who practice strength look slimmer. The slight tearing and regeneration of thigh muscle fibers during squats is like 3D shaping the body.
2. Creating a visual golden ratio
The chest muscles created by push ups can support the silhouette of the shirt, and the back muscles carved upwards by pull ups make the posture more upright. The natural waistband effect formed by these muscle groups is more visually impactful than simply losing weight.
3. Long term fat burning effect
Every 1 kilogram of muscle gain consumes an additional 15 calories per day. The soreness of the buttocks muscles after hard pulling is actually silently upgrading your metabolic system in the background, and this benefit can last for several years.
Thirdly, the most The best plan is to combine attacks [SEP]. During prime time [SEP], perform 20 minutes of strength training to deplete glycogen, followed by 30 minutes of aerobic exercise to increase fat burning efficiency by 19%. Just like using a shovel to demolish walls and then a truck to transport debris, each person's efficiency doubles.
2. Cycle alternating training
Perform resistance training on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, interspersed with aerobic days on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Give muscles a 48 hour repair period while maintaining a continuous fat burning state to prevent the body from entering energy-saving mode.
3. Dietary Coordination Strategy
supplementing protein after strength training helps repair muscle fibers, and providing energy with moderate carbohydrates before aerobic exercise. Equipping different types of work with different toolkits to make the most of every exercise.
Don't dwell on single choice anymore, true body management masters know how to "take everything". Starting tomorrow, you will try the combination fist of lifting iron first and then jumping exercises. Three months later, you will come to thank this decision. The compact and stylish figure is never a Single choice question question, but a scientifically matched work of art.
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