Someone practicing intermittent fasting would choose to eat one or two larger meals containing more
calories during a short period of the day.
Not exact matches
A
shorter lunch
period means that children are in danger of missing out on important
calories they rely on
during the school day.
Short, intense sprints followed by resting
periods might be spiking your heart rate up and down and not technically burning as many
calories during the exercise, but that's all offset by the benefits an intense workout brings to your body.
● The workouts are
short (more results, less time) ● Portable (done in hotel rooms, sidewalks, in your living room) ● Increase metabolism (
during and for brief
periods after the workout) ● Burn more
calories in less time than steady state cardio (jogging) ● Preserve lean muscle (lose fat, not muscle, look like a sprinter)
The more of an oxygen dept you can create
during exercise the more
calories your body will burn at rest (think
short rest
periods).
However — higher heart rates burn more
calories in a
shorter period of time, and provide a metabolism boost (afterburn) but
during the exercise activity fewer
calories are burned from fat.