Doing intense bursts of exercise with rest in between can keep your body burning more calories for up to a whole day after your workout.
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The study shows that high-intensity interval training boosts your metabolism after exercise, but it only checked this for up to an hour, not for 12 to 24 hours like the claim says.
Acute interval running induces greater excess post-exercise oxygen consumption and lipid oxidation than isocaloric continuous running in men with obesity
The study shows that intense interval exercise boosts calorie burn after the workout, but it only checked this for 30 minutes, not for 12–24 hours like the claim says.
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