Be more resistant
Posted on Dec 12th 2007 11:10AM by Chris Sparling
More and more people are turning to resistance training as a viable means of achieving their fitness goals. Not very long ago, weight training was avoided almost entirely by people who feared becoming too bulky. The reality, however, is quite to the contrary.
The results you obtain from resistance training are yours to control. There are ways to get stronger and bigger, just as there are ways to lose weight and trim down. Muscles need to be sustained, and for this to happen calories need to be burned. Therefore, the more muscle you have, the more calories your body will burn while you are in a resting state. In effect, your body will become a fat-burning furnace even when you're sleeping.
So, if you've been on the fence as to whether or not you should incorporate resistance training into your workout, I highly suggest that you at least try it. Start off easy, allowing your muscles and joints to become accustomed to the added workload, and then increase intensity over time. In a very short while, you'll undoubtedly start to see results.












