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From the #1 New York Times bestselling author of The 8-Week Blood Sugar Diet and The FastDiet comes a new revolution in fitness. Lose weight and dramatically improve your health with high intensity trainingjust ten minutes a day, three times a week.
Hailed as a health revolution by the New York Times, Michael Mosleys FastDietalso known as the 5:2 dietgave the world a healthy new way to lose weight through intermittent fasting. Now, Dr. Mosley addresses the essential complement to the FastDietFastExerciseteaming up with leading sports scientist Professor Jamie Timmons and super-fit health journalist Peta Bee to turn conventional wisdom on its head when it comes to working out. Responding to the latest research on high-intensity training (HIT), FastExercise dispenses with the practice of boring, time-consuming regimens, demonstrating that all it takes is half an hour a week to lower blood glucose levels, reduce your risk for disease, help you lose weight, and maximize your overall health.
Throughout the book, the authors offer a range of workouts that take just ten minutes a day, three times a week, and can be done anytime, anywhere. Whether its pedaling at high resistance while waiting for your kettle to boil or holding a plank during commercials, research has shown the extraordinary impact that ultra-short bursts of HIT can have, whatever your age or level of fitness.
In addition, Michael Mosley and Peta Bee break down the science behind this radically different approach to exercise and give you the tools to take advantage of the most flexible and efficient method out there. Its a practical, enjoyable way to get maximal benefits in minimal time, short and fast, something that can become a sustainable part of your routine, as instinctive as brushing your teeth

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Praise for the #1 New York Times Bestselling FastDiet

A health revolution.

New York Times

Fans of the FastDiet report becoming radically healthier by fasting two days a week.

Good Morning America

The biggest diet revolution since Atkins.

Daily Mail

The only diet youll ever need.

Mail on Sunday

FastFitness

Depending on your fitness level, there are several workouts you can perform, all described on . These should be done 23 times a week, and you can choose among the exercises below:

Cycling Sprint from 20 seconds to four minutes depending on which FastFitness - photo 1

Cycling: Sprint from 20 seconds to four minutes depending on which FastFitness session you choose.

Running Start by running flat out up a hill for 10 seconds Slowly build up to - photo 2

Running: Start by running flat out up a hill for 10 seconds. Slowly build up to 30 seconds as you get fitter.

FastExercise the simple secret of high-intensity training - image 3

Stair climbing: Sprint hard up the stairs for 20 seconds, let your legs feel the burn, pause for 12 seconds, and then continue bounding for 20 seconds.

FastExercise the simple secret of high-intensity training - image 4

Swimming: Start by swimming as fast as you can for 25 meters in around 20 seconds, gradually increasing your speed as you get fitter.

Cross-training At the highest resistance give a maximum effort for about 30 - photo 5

Cross-training: At the highest resistance, give a maximum effort for about 30 seconds before slowing down.

Jumping jacks Do in a fast but controlled fashion for 30 seconds Jumping - photo 6

Jumping jacks: Do in a fast but controlled fashion for 30 seconds.

Jumping rope Turn the rope as fast as you cando as many rotations as you can - photo 7

Jumping rope: Turn the rope as fast as you cando as many rotations as you can within a minute.

Rowing Sprint for 30 seconds by increasing your stroke rate then recover by - photo 8

Rowing: Sprint for 30 seconds by increasing your stroke rate, then recover by slowing to what feels a resting level.

FastStrength

Depending on your fitness level, there are several workouts you can perform, all described on pages 106120. Like FastFitness, these should be done 23 times a week, either in conjunction with FastFitness or alone. You can choose among the exercises below:

Push-ups Do as many as you can in 30 seconds Abdominal crunches Do as - photo 9

Push-ups: Do as many as you can in 30 seconds.

Abdominal crunches Do as many as you can in 30 seconds in a fast but - photo 10

Abdominal crunches: Do as many as you can in 30 seconds in a fast but controlled manner.

Wall sit Hold this position for 30 seconds and rest 10 seconds between sets - photo 11

Wall sit: Hold this position for 30 seconds and rest 10 seconds between sets.

Step-ups on a chair Perform with care but at a brisk pace for 30 seconds - photo 12

Step-ups on a chair: Perform with care but at a brisk pace for 30 seconds.

Squats In a steady but controlled fashion do as many as you can in 30 seconds - photo 13

Squats: In a steady but controlled fashion do as many as you can in 30 seconds.

Tricep dips Do as many as you can quickly but controlled for 30 seconds - photo 14

Tricep dips: Do as many as you can, quickly but controlled, for 30 seconds.

Plank Hold this position as long as you can and if you cant hold for 30 - photo 15

Plank: Hold this position as long as you can, and if you cant hold for 30 seconds, try 10 seconds, resting for 5 and holding for 10, for a total of 30 seconds.

Push-up with rotation In a controlled fashion do as many as you can in 30 - photo 16

Push-up with rotation: In a controlled fashion, do as many as you can in 30 seconds.

High-knee running Do as many as you can in 30 seconds You can start slowly - photo 17

High-knee running: Do as many as you can in 30 seconds. You can start slowly, but ideally, these should be fast and high.

Lunges In a steady but controlled manner do as many as you can in 30 seconds - photo 18

Lunges: In a steady but controlled manner, do as many as you can in 30 seconds.

Reverse curl Do as many as you canslowly but controlledin 30 seconds - photo 19

Reverse curl: Do as many as you canslowly but controlledin 30 seconds.

Plank with leg raise Hold for as long as possibleideally 30 seconds If you - photo 20

Plank with leg raise: Hold for as long as possibleideally 30 seconds. If you cant, try holding for 10 seconds, resting for 5, holding for 10for a total of 30 seconds.

Bear crawl Crawl for 10 seconds Side plank Ideally hold for 30 seconds - photo 21

Bear crawl: Crawl for 10 seconds.

Side plank Ideally hold for 30 seconds If you cant try holding for 10 - photo 22

Side plank: Ideally hold for 30 seconds. If you cant, try holding for 10 seconds, resting for 5, holding for 10for a total of 30 seconds.

Side plank with reach around In a steady but controlled fashion do as many as - photo 23

Side plank with reach around: In a steady but controlled fashion, do as many as you can in 30 seconds.

Log haul Carry the rock ball or log a distance of 10 meters aiming to move - photo 24

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