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Post by : Saif Rahman
Many individuals aiming for weight loss often believe that the scale's number is the sole indicator of their progress. They dedicate hours to cardio, minimize food consumption, and meticulously tally every calorie. However, Shivohaam Bhatt, a renowned fitness coach for stars like Amitabh Bachchan and Aamir Khan, posits that this method can be counterproductive in the long term. He asserts that genuine fitness transcends mere weight loss, focusing instead on muscle development, enhanced strength, and simultaneous fat reduction.
In a recent YouTube segment released on November 24, Shivohaam noted that weight loss is crucial for those suffering from obesity, as shedding extra pounds can mitigate significant health risks. Conversely, for many, solely pursuing weight reduction can lead to additional challenges. Rapid weight loss or inadequate nutrition risks muscle loss rather than fat loss. This can result in a frail appearance, sagging skin, and a lack of vitality. Shivohaam explains that engaging in intense cardio workouts or excessive walking without sufficient protein intake may yield these adverse outcomes.
He advocates for body recomposition—an approach that emphasizes fat loss alongside muscle gain. Achieving this necessitates structured training, nutritious eating, and effective stress management. This strategy also boosts the body's basal metabolic rate, enabling it to burn more calories at rest. Enhanced insulin sensitivity and heart health are additional benefits of this approach. Functional training, which emulates real-life movements such as stair climbing or heavy lifting, plays a pivotal role in reinforcing physical capability.
Shivohaam elaborates on various workout types, highlighting High-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) for its effectiveness in fat burning through bursts of activity followed by rest, while low-intensity steady-state cardio, like leisurely jogging, supports fat loss without overwhelming the body. He mentions that blending functional training with steady-state cardio constitutes a prime strategy for burning calories safely and effectively.
He strongly advocates for the prioritization of muscle development. Shivohaam describes muscle tissue as 'metabolically alive', actively consuming energy, whereas fat is relatively inactive. Individuals who engage in resistance training and consume adequate protein will enhance muscle growth, thus fostering greater fat loss—even at rest. Conversely, when muscle training is neglected, the body conservatively hoards energy, leading to muscle loss instead of fat reduction and facilitating weight regain.
Shivohaam encourages a shift in perspective towards sustainable health rather than quick results. By concentrating on muscle growth, balanced nutrition, and appropriate training regimes, anyone can attain a robust, healthier, and more resilient physique. His message is clear: weight loss is merely a single facet; true fitness encompasses strength enhancement, functionality, and a lifestyle promoting comprehensive wellness.
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