Comments on: How long in jogging does it take to burn off 100 calories? http://combatbellyfat.com/cardio-exercise/how-long-in-jogging-does-it-take-to-burn-off-100-calories/361/ Wed, 08 Feb 2012 12:00:48 +0000 hourly 1 By: kate bait http://combatbellyfat.com/cardio-exercise/how-long-in-jogging-does-it-take-to-burn-off-100-calories/361/comment-page-1/#comment-2117 kate bait Sun, 20 Jun 2010 14:46:34 +0000 http://combatbellyfat.com/cardio-exercise/how-long-in-jogging-does-it-take-to-burn-off-100-calories/361/#comment-2117 about 15 minutes about 15 minutes

]]> By: Davion2308 http://combatbellyfat.com/cardio-exercise/how-long-in-jogging-does-it-take-to-burn-off-100-calories/361/comment-page-1/#comment-2116 Davion2308 Sun, 20 Jun 2010 14:40:36 +0000 http://combatbellyfat.com/cardio-exercise/how-long-in-jogging-does-it-take-to-burn-off-100-calories/361/#comment-2116 You jog for about a mile or 12-14 minutes, depending on how slow you go. 1 mile = 100 calories is a good rule. You jog for about a mile or 12-14 minutes, depending on how slow you go.

1 mile = 100 calories is a good rule.

]]> By: Mr. Amazing http://combatbellyfat.com/cardio-exercise/how-long-in-jogging-does-it-take-to-burn-off-100-calories/361/comment-page-1/#comment-2115 Mr. Amazing Sun, 20 Jun 2010 14:16:08 +0000 http://combatbellyfat.com/cardio-exercise/how-long-in-jogging-does-it-take-to-burn-off-100-calories/361/#comment-2115 You burn more than a 100 calories while you are sleeping! You burn more than a 100 calories while you are sleeping!

]]> By: Singular http://combatbellyfat.com/cardio-exercise/how-long-in-jogging-does-it-take-to-burn-off-100-calories/361/comment-page-1/#comment-2114 Singular Sun, 20 Jun 2010 13:53:46 +0000 http://combatbellyfat.com/cardio-exercise/how-long-in-jogging-does-it-take-to-burn-off-100-calories/361/#comment-2114 Caloric value for jogging depends on the distance gone. As a rule of thumb, presume you're burning off 100 calories per mile (even though that can vary based on your weight-- 100 is a good median). So, however long it takes you to run a mile (maybe 6-10 minutes). Also relevant is what your heart rate is at beforehand. The longer you work out, the more efficient your body gets at burning calories. Caloric value for jogging depends on the distance gone. As a rule of thumb, presume you’re burning off 100 calories per mile (even though that can vary based on your weight– 100 is a good median). So, however long it takes you to run a mile (maybe 6-10 minutes). Also relevant is what your heart rate is at beforehand. The longer you work out, the more efficient your body gets at burning calories.

]]> By: Alan http://combatbellyfat.com/cardio-exercise/how-long-in-jogging-does-it-take-to-burn-off-100-calories/361/comment-page-1/#comment-2113 Alan Sun, 20 Jun 2010 13:29:24 +0000 http://combatbellyfat.com/cardio-exercise/how-long-in-jogging-does-it-take-to-burn-off-100-calories/361/#comment-2113 You must create a CALORIE DEFICIT to burn off stomach fat. That is, you must burn more calories than you take in, and you WILL ABSOLUTELY burn off fat. Here's the bonus: When you burn more calories than you take in, the first fat to go is stomach fat. Let's say, just to illustrate, that 100 sit-ups burn 100 calories. If you do 100 sit-ups and then consume 100 calories, you will not burn off stomach fat. But if you do 100 sit-ups and consume only 50 calories, then you will burn fat. Do you see the relationship? A proven and undisputed method to burn calories is doing ANY aerobic exercise (such as walking (the easiest), jogging, rope skipping, swimming, running etc.) that increases your oxygen intake and heart rate for a sustained period of 20-30 minutes. Each pound of muscle burns 20-50 calories a day. Each pound of fat burns ONLY 2 calories a day. Well if you're jogging and losing muscle because it's eating away your muscles for energy (happens to a majority of joggers), then you're actually slowing down your metabolism (thus making it harder to lose fat since you have less muscle). The way to jog to preserve muscle and increase your fat burning rate is to do intervals. Try to avoid jogging/running for over 20 minutes if you want to preserve muscle. Listen, if you ever wondered why a lot of joggers look so weak and have no ab muscles, the above mistake is the reason why. Avoid it and you'll be 10 times better off. You must create a CALORIE DEFICIT to burn off stomach fat. That is, you must burn more calories than you take in, and you WILL ABSOLUTELY burn off fat. Here’s the bonus: When you burn more calories than you take in, the first fat to go is stomach fat.

Let’s say, just to illustrate, that 100 sit-ups burn 100 calories. If you do 100 sit-ups and then consume 100 calories, you will not burn off stomach fat. But if you do 100 sit-ups and consume only 50 calories, then you will burn fat. Do you see the relationship?

A proven and undisputed method to burn calories is doing ANY aerobic exercise (such as walking (the easiest), jogging, rope skipping, swimming, running etc.) that increases your oxygen intake and heart rate for a sustained period of 20-30 minutes.

Each pound of muscle burns 20-50 calories a day. Each pound of fat burns ONLY 2 calories a day.

Well if you’re jogging and losing muscle because it’s eating away your muscles for energy (happens to a majority of joggers), then you’re actually slowing down your metabolism (thus making it harder to lose fat since you have less muscle).

The way to jog to preserve muscle and increase your fat burning rate is to do intervals.

Try to avoid jogging/running for over 20 minutes if you want to preserve muscle.

Listen, if you ever wondered why a lot of joggers look so weak and have no ab muscles, the above mistake is the reason why. Avoid it and you’ll be 10 times better off.

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