What really occurs when I reach my target heart rate, and why does it matter to my fitness?
What really occurs when I reach my target heart rate, and why does it matter to my fitness?
20 Jul
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burn it
Once you achieve your target heart rate, your body releases
adrenaline, causing your fat cells to release fat into the bloodstream.
When the fat passes an exercising muscle, the muscle picks it up and
burns it as a source of energy. As the body withdraws fat from the
cells, they begin to shrink, making you appear slimmer.