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Interval training
Wikipedia’s definition of interval training: Interval training is broadly defined as repetitions of high-speed/intensity work followed by periods of rest or low activity. Most of Wikipedia article at this writing is a discussion of interval training as used by long … Continue reading
Posted in Fat loss, Fitness
Tagged cardio, Craig Ballantyne, interval training, Turbulence Training
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Turbulence Training
Today I learned about a good intensive exercise plan for fat loss called <a href=”http://terveys.turbulence.hop.clickbank.net/”>Turbulence Training, which combines interval training (for cardio) & weight training in workouts of about 45 minutes each, three days a week. I trust the source … Continue reading
Posted in Fat loss, Fitness
Tagged books & resources (fitness), Craig Ballantyne, interval training, strength training, Turbulence Training
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When it's real, & when it's not
Sharing Your LossBy Sally SquiresTuesday, July 18, 2006; HE01Washingtonpost.com Losing 71 pounds isn’t enough for actress Kirstie Alley: She recently announced that she plans to shed another 15 pounds by November to wear a bikini on “Oprah.” Oh boy. Can’t … Continue reading
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Tagged in the news, weight loss fads
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Enough with the rut
Discussion on one of the lists I’m on has returned to an old issue, to the effect of: I was losing weight, but now I’m at a plateau — how do I get out of the rut? Lots of the … Continue reading
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Tagged weight loss plateaus, weight loss v. fat loss
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GI Newsletter for March
The March issue of the Glycemic Index Newsletter, put out by the good folks at U. Sydney, is out. Among other interesting news: A study showing that diabetic particpants were able to reduce their HbA1C readings by 19% & their … Continue reading
Posted in Fat loss, Nutrition
Tagged diabetes, GI Newsletter, glycemic index (GI)
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The big fat study that didn't pan out
Interesting the reaction to the 8-year, federally-funded study comparing women on low-fat diets with a control population of women eating “normal” diets. The disappointment is palpable: study results, reported in the Journal of the American Medical Association yesterday, didn’t meet … Continue reading
Posted in Fat loss
Tagged Diana Schwarzbein, in the news, low fat diets, Schwarzbein Principle (book), scientific studies
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Burn the Fat, Feed the Muscle
Tom Venuto is a personal trainer & bodybuilder, one of the very few who has never used drugs or steroids in his pursuit of the physique necessary to compete in the bodybuilding world. He spent a number of years when … Continue reading
Posted in Fat loss, Fitness
Tagged Burn the Fat Feed the Muscle, cardio, strength training, Tom Venuto
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Tracking the loss
I’ve been for the time being using a food diary program on my Palm handheld computer (Diet & Exercise Assistant, by Keyoe, Inc.) to keep track food intake & exercise, & use this info in conjunction with the glucose monitor … Continue reading
Under new management
186. 93 mg/dL. That represents, respectively, my weight when I got up this morning, & my fasting blood glucose (overnight fast since my last meal last night). By the weight measure, that means I’ve lost four pounds since beginning the … Continue reading
Posted in Fat loss, Insulin resistance
Tagged blood glucose, cinnamon
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