ScienceApr 4, 2023

Maximum Metabolism

Reduced Exertion HIIT (REHIT) boosts your metabolic rate for hours. In fact, 66% of the calorie-burn will happen after your CAROL Bike workout.

Maximum Metabolism

New research by Western University Colorado shows you’ll burn more calories on a 15-minute CAROL Bike ride, than a 30-minute run.

This is because the short, maximum intensity sprints on CAROL Bike generate a significantly higher level of afterburn compared to conventional exercise. Scientists refer to this phenomenon as Excess Post-exercise Oxygen Consumption, or EPOC.

The increased metabolic rate following a CAROL workout can last for up to three hours and accounts for up to 66% of the total calorie burn.

Excess Post-exercise Oxygen Consumption

Most of the burn arrives after you stop

66%of the total calorie burn happens post-workout
3 hrshow long the raised metabolic rate can last
15 minCAROL ride that outburns a 30-minute run

Scientists call the afterburn EPOC. Short maximum-intensity sprints generate significantly more of it than conventional exercise.

Read the full article here.

“Personalized, true REHIT performed on the CAROL Bike contributes to a significantly greater increased post-exercise metabolism when compared to more traditional moderate-intensity exercise.”

American Council on ExerciseQuantifying EPOC After REHIT

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