Women Fitness

Cranking out any kind of exercise on the regular can help you lose weight, but by strategically planning your sweat fest, you can get to your goal faster—and who doesn’t want that? We all know exercise is essential for overall health, but when you’re trying to lose weight it becomes even more important. Where to start?

women-fitness-planingTo make your workouts as efficient as possible, some best exercises for weight loss based on calories burned during your workout, including the estimate for the number of calories burned for a 125-pound person and a 185-pound person (the more you weigh, the more calories you tend to burn on any particular task). for this you have to do multiple exercise on repeat which target multiple muscles, rev your metabolism, and torch calories.If they feel hard, remember: Each rep gets you one step closer to your goal weight.Exercises geared towards explosive strength increases your resting metabolic rate 18% the day after the workout, according to study published in the Journal of Strength & Conditioning Research. Which means you keep burning fat from your belly long after the last rep. Get ready to tighten your belt with a dynamic strength exercise to lose weight on top of your newfound muscle gains.

women-fitness-exerciseAnd since we know that the calories burned during your workout aren’t the only ones that matter, we spoke with New York City-based trainer Noam Tamir, C.S.C.S., owner of TS Fitness, on how to modify your workout to ramp up the afterburn effect. That way, your body can continue to burn calories at a higher rate—even after you hit the showers.

So for more and more calories burns you have to perform

The move: Jumping rope (120 skips per minute)
The burn: 667-990 calories/hour

The move: Running (10 min/mile)
The burn: 566-839/hour

The move: Kettlebell intervals
The burn: 554-822 calories/hour

The move: Kickboxing
The burn: 582-864 calories/hour

The move: Stationary bike (at a vigorous pace)
The burn: 498-738 calories/hour

The move: Rowing machine (150 watts)
The burn: 481-713 calories/hour

The move: Stairs (77 steps/minute)
The burn: 452-670 calories/hour

The move: Elliptical/arc trainers (resistance level 8)
The burn: 322-478 calories/hour

The move: Power yoga
The burn: 226-335 calories/hour