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| The Pit Bull Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Stoke on Trent
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![]() | Heart Rate and Fat Burning Zone I am currently cutting and have been doing alot of cardio work, mainly a 10 min warm up on rower (2000 meters, full resistance) then 30 mins cross trainer, level 4, speed about 9 km/h and trying to stick to my 'fat burning zone' which i believe is heart rate 131. How variable is this fat burning zone as i usually find my heart rate fluctuating between say 125 and 140. And it never really settles at 131. If my heart rate is at cardio zone, ie higher, then will i not lose fat? Cheers Gaz |
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| The Pit Bull Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Stoke on Trent
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![]() | Re: Heart Rate and Fat Burning Zone Ok, thank you to both for the replies. One more question ive got... My diet so far today has been as follows... 7am - protein shake 7.10am - 40 mins cardio at fat burning zone 9am - chicken breast 11am - chicken breast 1pm - 6 boiled eggs, beetroot, lettuce and sweetcorn salad. 3pm - tin tuna 5pm - will be weight training 7pm - eve meal, prob chicken and veg or similar. Looking back at that, i havent eaten alot all day. Is there a down side to eating so little when cutting? Or is this fine? Cheers Gaz |
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| Cutting! Join Date: Apr 2008
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| Classic Bodybuilder :) | Re: Heart Rate and Fat Burning Zone Where are your Carbs and fats? I cant see many at all on the diet you posted....how many cals is that? 125-140 is fine for fat burning, your gonna find it hard to stick at 131 exactly lol Agree with the movement of protein, just have 10g of glutamine Pre morning cardio.
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| Mature Bodybuilder | Re: Heart Rate and Fat Burning Zone Yes, you really need to add some good fats to your diet- they will help the fat loss and will certainly improve skin and health....olive oil,udos oil, fish oils,sesame, walnut and peanut are all good. I still include oats in the morning, even when cutting hard. |
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| The Pit Bull Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Stoke on Trent
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![]() | Re: Heart Rate and Fat Burning Zone thanks for the replies. I will start incorporating some good fats. Not sure what udos is but i will do some research now. Thanks all. I will let you know how im getting on. Done 40 mins again on X-Trainer this morning kept HR between 125 and 135 pretty much so was pleased with that. I havent lost any weight (put 3 kg on) but thats because im doing weights 3 times a week i think, i have deffinitely lost body fat, can feel me work trousers getting slacker and my tummy getting firmer and less wobbly :-) Gaz |
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