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Raising the metabolism is the best way to burn body fat stores, and experts will agree that exercising more will help raise your metabolism. The problem is many people don’t want to be exercising for hours in the gym just to speed up the metabolic rate. People want to spend less time exercising. So how little exercise needs to be done in order to boost the metabolism rate?

Can you raise the metabolic rate without long exercise sessions?

Is it possible to it with very little exercise, and without the need to exercise aerobically such as jogging, cycling or doing an hour of this or that?

The answer is yes! It is possible to raise the speed of metabolism without lots of exercise. I know this because my metabolism rose quickly when I first started weight training many years ago. At the time I wanted to build strength and muscle and I knew it was important to start light and gradually build strength without trying to do it within the first few workouts.

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I started weight training by performing only 3 main exercises; squats, dead lift and bench press. These are multi-joint exercises that target the major muscle groups of the body, thus I was getting a whole body routine with only 3 exercises. When performed correctly these three exercises tax the major muscles and stimulate muscular growth quickly. This is how I was able to raise my metabolism quickly without doing many exercises. By training all the biggest muscles of the body I was also burning a lot of energy within a small time span.

I performed the 3 exercises twice each week for a total workout time of around 30 minutes, that’s one hour per week to raise the metabolism quickly. I performed the routine in a progressive manner, starting off very light for the first few workouts then gradually worked at building up the resistance every session. If I managed to do ten repetitions with my regular weight I would raise the resistance for the next session and again keep trying to complete ten repetitions before increasing the resistance.

This routine helped speed up my metabolic rate within a week or two, but the only problem was it did take some effort and determination. In the beginning the workouts seemed far too easy, but after a few weeks when the weights started getting heavy I had to dig deep and keep pushing myself. I believe this is NOT a routine for obese people as it requires a certain degree of fitness; hard training places a lot of strain on the heart. For this reason I would recommend you consult with your doctor and a qualified instructor before attempting a routine of high intensity weight training. If you have a slow metabolism when dieting you should try to learn more about why this happens, then you can increase your metabolism quickly.

 

 

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