10 Reasons Your Belly Fat Is Not Going Away

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Research has shown that high-intensity interval training, or HIITβ€”bursts of vigorous activity followed by short periods of gentle activity or restβ€”boasts belly-shrinking benefits. β€œHigh-intensity exercise seems to be more effective at reducing insulin, triglycerides, and cortisol, and it burns more calories in less time, too,” notes Shawn Talbot, PhD, a fellow of the American College of Sports Medicine.

Belly blaster: If you enjoy biking or running, for example, accelerate to a pace that makes it hard to talk for two minutes; then slow down for a minute, and repeat until you’re done. Like resistance training? Try a series of moves like squats or push-ups for two minutes each with a 60-second break between them.

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