For weight loss you're better off doing endurance training, and lots of it. Hours each week.
If you look at the amount of calories used, interval vs sprint training is pretty much the same thing.
Yes there are machines that can help you achieve your weight loss with interval training. High intensity interval training can be done on elliptical machines or on rowing machines.
well there is weight training, fartlek,continuous, interval , circuit, flexibility and weight
Sprinters can use various training methods such as interval training, plyometrics, weight training, and hill sprints to improve speed and power. They can also focus on technique drills and sprint-specific workouts to enhance their sprinting abilities. It's important for sprinters to have a well-rounded training program that includes both speed and strength components.
Treadmills can definitely help you lose weight but I would recommend that you do interval training.
Depends. Bike riding is a decent cardio work out, so it's better than nothing. But a dedicated workout to make you a faster runner would have some weight training(squats, lunges) and then a lot of interval (sprint) training.
Affect is a verb. Effect is what a cause does. Training is a cause, therefor the effect is losing weight. And you are affecting your health positively.
First of all I would recommend you exercise, join a gym for example. A good way to burn fat and build muscle is to use a combination of resistance training, interval training and weight training. However most Dr's and probably most fitness instructors would tell you that at 13 you dont want to be doing too much in terms of weight training as your body is still growing. Therefore I would say you should start of with interval & resistance training with some light weight work. Also a good diet is crucial to you losing weight & building muscle. You can get help and advice on this stuff anywhere, from a gym to the internet. It will take a lot of willpower and determination to get you where you want to be but it will be worth it. Hope this helps.
Depends on what you want to achieve and what you need to improve. Most people benefit from a mixed programme.
I would recommend interval training. Walk for a few minutes, then jog for a few, then repeat.
The working period of interval training improves speed (the differential rate at which an individual is able to perform a movement or cover a distance in a period of time) as you are working at a high intensity for a short period of time.
Yes it does, however the next 4 years of service will help put the weight back on!
sprinting 100 yards, resting, sprinting 200 yards, resting, sprinting 300 yards, resting, sprinting 200 yards.