Aerobic vs Anaerobic

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EXERCISE:

There are a broad spectrum of Cardio Vascular exercise regimes available, and choose ones that help you address your long term and short term health goals.  

The best type of exercise to address many Health challenges associated with Metabolic Syndrome is cardio vascular exercise.  Regardless what type of cardio vascular workout you choose, the perfect trainer is your heart rate and training within your Heart rate Zones!

AEROBIC ZONE ACTIVITY

DONE IN HEART RATE AEROBIC ZONE … 70% – 80% heart rate max

THEORETICALLY CAN DO ENDLESSLY

80% CALORIES BURNED ARE FAT CALORIES

20% CALORIES BURNED ARE CARBS

IDEAL FOR WEIGHT LOSS MODE

ANAEROBIC ZONE ACTIVITY

DONE IN HEART RATE ANAEROBIC ZONE … 80% – 90% heart rate max

GENERALLY DONE FOR 1 HOUR POWER

50% CALORIES BURNED ARE FAT CALORIES

50% CALORIES BURNED ARE CARBS

IDEAL FOR CARDIOVASCULAR FITNESS

FLEXIBILITY IS KEY TO LONGEVITY

RANGE OF MOTION

JOINT ENTEGRITY

MUSCLE ADHESION PREVENTION

POST EXERCISE MUSCLE RECOVERY

POST EXERCISE BLOOD/LYMPH CIRCULATION

Note:

AEROBIC ZONE WORKOUTS

  • aerobic zone = 70% – 80% heart rate max
  • burns 80% fats calories … 20% carb calories
  • about as intense as a Fast walk
  • Can talk in complete sentences
  • 1 HOUR of Aerobic zone activity … about 400 calorie/hour

80% of 400 CALORIES are fat calories burned  = 320 Calories

20% of 400 CALORIES are carb calories burned = 80 Calories

= 320 calorie fat burned in 1 hour

ANAEROBIC ZONE WORKOUTS

  • anaerobic zone = 80% – 90% heart rate max
  • burns 50% fats calories … 50% carb calories
  • about as intense as a running
  • Can not talk in complete sentences
  • about 600 calorie/hour
  • 50% of 600 CALORIES = 300 Calories
  • 50% of 600 CALORIES =300 Calories

= 300 calorie fat burned in 1 hour

CONCLUSION:  MAKES NOT DIFFERENCE IN FAT BURNING WHETHER YOU DO CARDIO VASCULAR EXERCISE IN THE  AEROBIC ZONE OR ANAEROBIC ZONE FOR FAT BURNING!

Note:

It’s about consistency & recovery … EVERT POUND IS 4 POUNDS OF PRESSURE ON KNEES!

10 lbs body weight = 40 lbs knee pressure