Integrated Variable Dynamics
After having recieved over two hundred requests for a detailed description of my trademarked training method Integrated Variable DynamicsTM, I have finally caved, so here goes…my trade secret, oh and by the way…shhhh, this is on the DL!
The Secrets of Integrated Variable DynamicsTM - Well, maybe not all the secrets, afterall we купить Sony Ericsson K530i have to KREATE a little suspense…
Both, Peak Intensive Interval and Variable Dynamic Training systems are extremely effective technologies for fat mobilization/loss and for dramatically improving location camping car france your strength and cardio-respiratory capacities, as well as for attaining optimum results.
Without a doubt, Peak Intensive Interval and Variable Dynamic Training are two of the most effective means available for mobilizing and losing bodyfat, as well as improving your strength and cardio-respiratory conditioning. Not only do you burn substantially more calories while in performance of these training systems, you also stimulate your metabolism to a far greater degree than with lower intensity training, which is traditionally applauded for fat loss.
Herein, you will learn exactly how to perform various types of peak intensive interval training components to maximize your results. For a full discussion of the advantages of peak intensive training over low intensive training, please read the following, which explains it detail:
No! Low-Intensity Training Isn’t… The Best For Fat Burning?
Nope, sorry…those group aerobic, pump or step classes at your local “sell-‘em-and- kill-‘em” health club is not the most efficient fat-loss method available, what can I say!
Leaps and bounds more challenging than low intensity training, Peak Intensive Interval and Variable Dynamic Training offers remarkable benefits to you, as well as being the most efficacious methods of interval type training:
1. They burn more calories than low intensity training, meaning you can burn more fat in shorter workouts.
2. Higher intensities stimulate your metabolism far more AFTER the workouts than lower intensity training. This means you continue to burn calories and fat for long periods after you’re done training. Not so with low intensity training.
3. Training at a higher pace, such as with peak intensive training can dramatically improve sports performance. Field athletes can sprint faster and recover more quickly between plays. Court players maintain stamina for prolonged periods. Endurance athletes benefit by reeducating their bodies to work at a faster rate!
But let’s talk IVDTM…
IVDTM training is most effective daily, contingent on conditioning level. It is an exigent form of strength/cardio, yet after the conditioning stage requires relatively little recovery time in between sessions. IVDTM; sessions typically last 30 minutes or more, depending on the fitness level of the trainee and the particulars of the applied dynamics. Human physio-adaptation commences at about the 30 minute point, which means that conservation of energy will start to occur and the ‘plateau’ effect or the ‘diminished returns’ phase initiates and the body will start to slow down to anticipate an “indefinite” duration of activity.
The method…
IVDTM training is based on a very simple concept: fast/slow, easy/hard and light/heavy. Easy by concept, but within this simple formula lies an infinite number of possible variations and strategies you can employ, taking full advantage of the power available at your command.
IVDTM training can be performed using almost any resistance equipment or cardio machine (including the treadmill, stair machine, stationary bike, elliptical trainer, etc.) as well as almost any type of cardio-respiratory exercise (such as cycling, swimming, running, etc.). Plyometrics as well as physiometrics are used as well, but these exercises/drills are more efficiently executed by more advanced trainers, due to the difficulty factor and complexity of the exercises themselves.
Speed, time and distance are measures used for IVDTM training, but weight and repetition can also be used. For example, you can sprint the length of a football field then walk the width. You can even run up a flight of stairs then walk back down. Upper body/lower body, high reps/light weight, low reps/heavy weight and on and on and on… The variations you can do are truly infinite!
The true “SECRET” of Integrated Variable DynamicsTM will not be revealed in this article, but the ‘common law’ of its origins will be disclosed!
Here are a number of different types of IVDTM training used:
A. Aerobic Interval Training:
Aerobic Interval Training is extremely beneficial for rapidly improving scuba diving lessons toronto your aerobic conditioning as well as burning fat.
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