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Saturday, April 11, 2009

Fat Loss And Core Strength - The Impatient Fitness Enthusiast

By Dan Solaris

Ask any gym buff what the most difficult part about working-out is and chances are they'll say it's losing fat quickly. A major detriment to working-out consistently is boredom brought about by lack of motivation. Of course, results will come even slower by skipping gym sessions regularly.

In muscle development and fat loss, how fast we achieve results have less to do with body type (ectomorph, endomorph, etc.) than how we eat and exercise. Losing weight from body fat reduction really depends on how much excess calories we have when we hit our pillows at night.

Any fitness expert will tell you that the problem of fat-loss comes down to creating a calorie deficit- burning more calories than we take-in through food each day. Due to the sheer number of novelty diets and workout schemes out there however, they will not always tell you the fastest way of getting lean and forming a shredded six pack.

Exercises that focus on the core muscles have been found to be highly-effective in facilitating rapid fat-loss and development of a lean midsection. Core exercises get the muscles of the abdomen, waist, lumbar region and the thighs working together and developing these enhances balance and total body strength as well as get rid of subcutaneous fat.

Working-out the core muscles simultaneously means a greater number of calories burned and hence faster fat loss. This is the perfect workout method for people like myself that get impatient easily when not seeing tangible effects from my labors.

It's quite difficult to work-out the core muscles effectively by doing conventional exercise programs. Utilizing exercise balls and similar aids with unstable surfaces can enable an individual to really get the core muscles working.

Exercises designed to develop all-around core strength like Pilates or Swiss ball exercises develops the much often neglected obliques and transverse abdominus as well as the upper and lower abs. A concerted effort from these several muscle groups translates to more usage of energy rapid results from your workouts.

Increasing the efficiency of your exercise sessions by maximizing calorie burn can shorten the hours you spend in the gym- letting you focus on other priorities. Improving your core-strength will also lessen back pain and injuries from bad posture at the same time giving you a lean, well-defined abdomen. - 17273

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