I stumbled across this article by Dr. Moseley himself:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/artic ... ought.html
It's an interesting article and was wondering what others think of this approach, and that would it be suitable along-side a 5:2/4:3 diet?
If the 60 minute sprinting theory is true, then that'll be a real delight for me personally, as there is a hardly used walkway around the back of my home which I would gladly sprint forward and backward for about five minutes.
Share you thoughts!
EDIT: I just noticed someone else made a thread about the same thing... oh well, I still find it interesting.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/artic ... ought.html
It's an interesting article and was wondering what others think of this approach, and that would it be suitable along-side a 5:2/4:3 diet?
If the 60 minute sprinting theory is true, then that'll be a real delight for me personally, as there is a hardly used walkway around the back of my home which I would gladly sprint forward and backward for about five minutes.
Share you thoughts!
EDIT: I just noticed someone else made a thread about the same thing... oh well, I still find it interesting.
