Sentences with phrase «which afterburning»

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To that diagnosis, I would add another disease to which relativism is susceptible, especially when it encounters the afterburn of New Left thought and politics in the United States: namely, the absolutizing of moral relativism as a kind of constitutionally mandated national political creed.

HOT BODY TIP: Keep in mind that when you work against the clock, you not only override your inner slacker (lol) you also bump your heart rate up enough to create what's known as the «afterburn effect» — which keeps you burning fat and excess energy for hours after your workout!

And then there's the «afterburn effect» or, scientifically speaking, «excess post-exercise oxygen consumption» (EPOC), which is an increased rate of oxygen uptake that occurs after exercise and results in additional calories burned.

I have found that with the intra workout carbs that doing HIIT after the workout is best as it is just and extension of the workout but the «afterburn» and fat burning that results for 6 - 8 hours after a session is way better for fat burning that steady state which is only burning fat while doing that particular session.

The workout speeds up metabolism and gives you the «afterburn» you experience for hours and hours after the workout, which burns a LOT of body fat esp coupled with the fact that after the workout you are going back to pro / fat meals and back to a fat burning state.

Then, your body needs to spend hours and hours afterwards rebuilding your muscles, which in turns burns even more calories (they call this the «afterburn effect).

The afterburn effect really just stands for EPOC — exercise post oxygen consumption — which is an increase in oxygen intake after exercise.

It became sort of an obsession and perhaps irked some of the village folk as we pummeled through their main street with the exhaust woffle and afterburn bouncing off their houses... which brings us to the point that this system actually manages to circumvent the strict EU noise regulations.