Experts agree that stimulating the metabolism is the most effective method to reduce body fats through exercise. But most of the people are unaware that what type of exercises speeds up the metabolic rate. Moreover, people do not want to spend hours in the gym just to accelerate the metabolic rate.
Weight training increases the metabolic rate as well as building strength and muscle. Only 3 main exercises a total workout time of around 30 minutes; squats, dead lift and bench press, twice a week, that’s one hour per week to raise the metabolism quickly.
Squats mainly works out on quadriceps (thighs), lower back and the buttocks, marginally they impose stress on hamstrings, carves, back and abdominal areas. Bench presses targets the chest, triceps, shoulders and chin ups stress the upper back, biceps and forearms.
These are 3 are Multi-joint exercises and target the major muscle groups of the body and work on the major muscles and stimulate muscular growth quickly. When you work on the biggest muscles of the body, a lot of energy is burnt in a small time span.
Start with a few workouts initially then gradually increase in every session e.g. ten repetitions with regular weight then raise the weight in the next session and again try to complete ten repetitions. Results appear within one or two weeks.
Please keep in mind that these routines are not for excessively obese people because these hard exercises put a lot of stress on heart.
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This information is general guideline like other information you find on the internet. Your health care provider knows best about your specific condition. Therefore always consult your physician and a qualified instructor before implementing these and other information found on the internet.
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