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400 Calories in 4 Minutes - WDYT?

asunnysnowman
Posts: 56 Member
Do you think it can be true?

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I'm guessing no.0
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If this is true I am in. Let me know.0
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no way0
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My Knees are already shot maybe when i was young and in the Army !0
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Not a chance.0
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I'd say BS0
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too good to be true.0
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Oh how I would LOVE to have a body like the girl in the pic however I don't think she got it doing this 4 minute workout. LOL0
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No way at all.0
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Honestly, I think thier claims are a little reaching, but they may be factoring in the fact that it is like a weight training session in that you continue to burn calories after the workout is done.0
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Maybe if you're 300lbs?0
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There is no way you could burn 400 calories in 4 minutes. I do HIIT workouts and in 15 minutes I burn around 200 calories, it is true though that you're metabolism keeps burning calories at a higher rate over the next 24-36 hours after a HIIT workout. The afterburn is probably what they are referring to.0
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That's a great workout and that set should be repeated a few times. But no. That 4 minute workout will NOT burn 400 calories.0
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Sure - if you repeat this workout at least 10 times maybe... you cannot burn 400 calories in 4 minutes though.0
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More like 30 calories?0
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maybe is you were a 450lb man. I would guess between 14 and 22 cals/minute depending on intensity and your stats. So that would be 56 to 88 cals in 4 minutes.0
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only if you were 600lbs. if i did it, i bet it would be MAX 40 cals.0
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Dont think so but one way to find out is do it and wear and HRM to see.0
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I'm going to say no way. Insanity has a lot of jumping jacks, mountain climbers, etc and it took me 40 minutes to burn 500 calories.0
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i could eat 400 calories in 4 minutes, lol.0
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No way. I do that for 40 minutes when I do Insanity and then I'm just getting 400-500 calories.0
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There is no way you could burn 400 calories in 4 minutes. I do HIIT workouts and in 15 minutes I burn around 200 calories, it is true though that you're metabolism keeps burning calories at a higher rate over the next 24-36 hours after a HIIT workout. The afterburn is probably what they are referring to.
I agree... I did a HIIT myself last eve, and burned about 220 in 16 mins...and was kicking my booty.... 400 in 4 mins sounds pretty impossible!0 -
If your wearing the right outfit.0
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My only guess is that you burn that 400 calories during and AFTER the workout. It appears to be HIIT which claims that you burn more calories after your done-sometimes up to 24 hours after the workout. But of course, this is all speculation.
That is where the "burns as much as a run" claim comes from. Because with running your body stops burning once you stop running.0 -
Figured. I looked it up and a couple websites were like "No, scientifically proven!"
I kept thinking.. ****.. the elliptical is the fastest way I burn calories and so far the max I've gotten is like 15/min.0 -
Do you think it can be true?
I thought you meant EATING 400 Calories in 4 minutes! LOL...I was gonna say HECK YEA, heck 1200 in 4 min (3 Donuts...) LMAO0 -
I can eat 400 in half that0
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I do one of those Tabeta types workout every morning, but only because I find it helps me stay focused during the day. I still do a "regular" workout after work.0
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absolute nonsense !!!!0
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