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Want to lose weight? The exercises that burn the most calories of all
One of the most common searches, looking at Google statistics, is how to lose weight fast and with little effort. Removing the concept of little effort, which really clashes with the idea of exercise itself, it is true that all workouts are not equal.
Some exercises or training methods are more suitable than others for losing weight, i.e. burning as many calories as possible. This is different from classic gym training, where the focus is not on the cardio part but on the muscular part. That is, working out a lot in the gym, lifting a lot of weights and the like will absolutely not make you lose weight.
So what are the exercises and workouts that allow you to burn the most calories? Let's find out together.
The best exercises to burn calories fast
One of the most common searches, looking at Google statistics, is how to lose weight fast and with little effort. Removing the concept of little effort, which really clashes with the idea of exercise itself, it is true that all workouts are not equal. Some exercises or training methods are more suitable than others for losing weight, i.e. burning as many calories as possible. This is different from classic gym training, where the focus is not on the cardio part but on the muscular part. That is, working out a lot in the gym, lifting a lot of weights and the like will absolutely not make you lose weight. So what are the exercises and workouts that allow you to burn the most calories? Let's find out together.
Jogging - Calories burned for 30 minutes (man): 420 - Calories burned for 30 minutes (woman): 360
Cardiovascular exercise increases blood flow to the muscles, which increases metabolism and helps you lose more calories, as well as improving overall fitness levels. Experts admit that it is not something for everyone, as it requires a lot of physical and mental endurance, but it is undoubtedly the fastest way to lose calories. The best advice to start with is to aim for 30 minutes of running, even if you end up walking.
Swimming - Calories burned per 30 minutes (men): 252 (normal); 420 (intense) - Calories burned per 30 minutes (women): 216 (normal); 360 (intense)
Swimming helps develop a strong core while engaging the arms, legs and heart rate, all of which can contribute to weight loss. It also increases strength and muscle size, but certainly on a cardio level it is the perfect exercise.
HIIT workout - Calories burned per 30 minutes (man): 294 - Calories burned per 30 minutes (woman): 252
HIIT stands for high intensity interval training. It is a type of training in which a number of very simple exercises, such as squats, lunges, squats and the like are practised, interspersed with very brief moments of rest. The focus is on maintaining the intensity and heart rate at a high speed for the entire duration of the exercise, which is usually 15 to 30 minutes. Here, calories burned can even reach 3-4-500 in a single session, depending on the duration and especially the intensity of the workout.
Rower - Calories burned per 30 minutes (men): 294 (normal); 440 (intense) - Calories burned per 30 minutes (women): 252 (normal); 369 (intense)
If you love the gym, one of the best machines for burning the most calories is undoubtedly the rowing machine. These machines have a high burn rate and help consume 10 to 13 calories per kilo of body weight per hour. Also to be done in the gym, but also at home, exercises such as burpees, jumping jacks, shuttle runs, box jumps and skipping all burn at high levels.
Walking - Calories burned per 30 minutes (men): 159 (general); 189 (intense) - Calories burned per 30 minutes (women): 133 (general); 175 (intense)
Walking is not only good for burning calories and losing weight, it is also great for cardiovascular and mental health. In fact, it is a wonderful way to get the body moving at low intensity. Weight loss will not be as fast as with running, but it will certainly have less impact on the body.
Strength training - Calories burned per 30 minutes (men): 126 (general); 252 (intense) - Calories burned per 30 minutes (women): 108 (general); 216 (intense)
Studies have confirmed that lifting weights can lead to higher levels of EPOC (excess post-exercise oxygen consumption) than cardio. This means that the body goes on burning calories even after completing the workout. Furthermore, it is important to remember, for those who want to train in the gym, that yoga, Pilates and barre are other methods to increase strength.
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There are various types of training depending on the results you want to achieve. If you want to lose weight, or define your muscles well after a loading period, then you need to burn a large number of calories. In addition, more and more people want to keep fit but do not have enough time to workout consistently.
Therefore, it is necessary to find ways to exercise as much as possible, burning as many calories as possible in as little time as possible. Obviously, cardio exercises are the best. Running is perfect, but it puts a lot of strain on the joints and can cause even serious problems if you do not have the right equipment (for example, the correct shoes).
We propose below a series of exercises, most also possible from home without equipment, to burn lots of calories in a short time. Remember that the number of calories burned is not absolute but depends on various factors, such as duration of exercise, pace, intensity, weight, and height. In general, the more you weigh, the more calories you will burn during exercise.