Transform Your Fat Loss: The Ultimate Full-Body Workout

Are you aiming to shed fat more efficiently? A groundbreaking study reveals that full-body resistance training could be your ultimate solution.

Previous research has shown that any well-crafted workout can help you build muscle and burn fat. However, researchers wanted to pinpoint if one method stood out, especially for those with prior exercise experience.

In the study, participants with at least three years of consistent exercise experience followed an eight-week regimen. One group targeted a single body part per workout, while the other engaged in full-body workouts. Both groups trained the same number of days weekly and performed an identical total number of sets. Diets were closely monitored to ensure no significant differences.

The results were striking: the full-body workout group reduced their body fat by 5.7%, while the split-body group saw a 2.1% increase.

Despite completing the same total number of sets per week for each body part, the full-body participants performed fewer sets per body part per session. This led to significantly less soreness and fatigue, allowing them to push harder in each workout.

Over the eight weeks, the full-body group lifted over 615,000 kg, compared to just over 394,000 kg by the split-body group—resulting in a 56% higher total volume for the full-body regimen.

Moreover, less muscle soreness from full-body workouts translates to more overall movement outside the gym, boosting total calorie burn.

Ready to supercharge your fat loss? Full-body resistance training might be the game-changer you've been searching for.

George Patsali

IFBB Certified Nutritionist & Fitness Trainer

Former Taekwondo Professional Athlete (alm. 2 decades) that worked with the best nutritionists, dietitians and personal trainers in my athletic career.

I read and implement daily the best practices and share my knowledge and honest opinion on what works best, in order to grow with everyone and have a healthier, fitter community worldwide.

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