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The Tandem Talk Show is a podcast dedicated to providing women with the latest and most effective strategies on how to lose fat and keep off in a healthy and sustainable way all without experiencing guilt, shame, or feeling deprived. You’ll learn the best fat loss strategies we use with our very own TONE UP Clients and even hear from a few of them and the things they’ve learned throughout their own programs. You’ll also have the opportunity to get to know each of our Tandem Coaches on a much deeper level and have the ability to ask them questions in each of their areas of expertise.
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Friday Jun 21, 2024
Friday Jun 21, 2024
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In this episode of the Tandem Talk Show I dive into a surprising topic: why running might be making it more difficult for you to lose body fat. As summer approaches and more people take to running to burn calories, I explain the potential downsides of this popular exercise for fat loss.
I review the science behind how higher heart rates from running can increase hunger and cravings, potentially hindering your fat loss efforts. I offer an alternative: walking. Learn why walking can be a more sustainable and effective way to maintain a calorie deficit and lose body fat without the spikes in hunger and cortisol levels associated with running.
I also provide practical tips on setting and tracking daily step goals to maximize your fat loss journey. Whether you're an avid runner or looking for simpler ways to stay active, this episode is packed with valuable insights to help you achieve your fat loss goals in a healthy and sustainable way.
Don't miss out on this eye-opening discussion that could transform your approach to exercise and fat loss. Tune in to the Tandem Talk Show and take the first step towards a fitter, healthier you.
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