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How can walking increase calorie burn?
By adding weight (small hand weights or a weight vest), which can increase calorie burn by up to 30%.
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What is the difference in calorie burning between a 30-minute run and an 18-minute run at the same distance?
The number of calories burned is the same (~340 calories for a 150lbs woman), but the 30-minute run has lower intensity while the 18-minute run has higher intensity.
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Why is running considered a skill that needs to be perfected?
Because the efficiency and effectiveness of running, especially at higher intensities, can greatly influence calorie burn and performance.
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How does swimming compare to running in terms of calorie burning?
Swimming ¼ mile burns the same number of calories as running 1 mile due to water resistance.
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What happens to calorie burn if you weigh more than 150 lbs on indoor exercise machines?
You burn more calories because the machines adapt the calorie burn calculations based on your actual weight.
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What impact does resistance training (RT) have on resting metabolic rate (RMR)?
RT causes RMR to increase and affects the amount of calories burned at rest, lasting for 1-2 days.
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What does EPOC stand for and what does it mean?
EPOC stands for Excess Post-Exercise Oxygen Consumption and refers to the additional calories burned at rest after exercise.
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What percentage of total daily energy expenditure (TDEE) is accounted for by Resting Metabolic Rate (RMR)?
RMR accounts for 60-75% of total daily energy expenditure.
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If a person consumes 2500 calories in a day, how is this energy expenditure typically broken down?
RMR (60-75%), TEF (5-10%), TEA (15-30%).
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What is the relationship between time and intensity when exercising?
If you set a time limit, you should go at the highest intensity to cover the most distance; if you set a distance limit, pace doesn't matter.