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Power Walking: Research Shows Just 10 Minutes Delivers More Calorie Burn and Fast Health Gains

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A new wave of research is reigniting enthusiasm for power walking, revealing that this brisk, purposeful style of walking can burn significantly more calories than a leisurely stroll and trigger real health benefits in as little as 10 minutes. As everyday Thais search for effective, low-cost ways to improve their health and maintain a healthy weight, experts say power walking could be the answer—a simple yet potent activity delivering results for both mind and body much faster than many assume.

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EPOC Unveiled: How the “Afterburn Effect” is Transforming Exercise Science and Fitness in Thailand

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Exercise enthusiasts in Thailand seeking easier ways to optimize their calorie burn may have encountered the term EPOC — Excess Post-Exercise Oxygen Consumption — often referred to as the “afterburn effect”. Recent research provides new clarity on how this physiological phenomenon can help you continue burning calories even after you’ve left the gym, igniting fresh interest in high-intensity workouts and smarter exercise strategies nationwide.

EPOC describes how your body, during recovery from strenuous activity, consumes elevated levels of oxygen and burns more calories while returning to its resting state. In simple terms, it is the extra energy your body expends to reset itself after exercise, and the latest studies are sharpening our understanding of how individuals can harness this effect for better fitness outcomes and potential weight loss. The science behind EPOC has broad significance for Thai fitness enthusiasts, trainers, and health professionals, particularly as more of the population adopts rigorous exercise regimens, such as high-intensity interval training (HIIT), to counter rising rates of obesity and metabolic disease (Cleveland Clinic, U.S. News & World Report, Wikipedia).

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New Research Confirms Anaerobic Exercise Burns More Calories, Builds Muscle Faster Than Cardio

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Emerging scientific evidence is flipping the script on Thailand’s fitness culture: while the steady rhythm of cardio remains a staple, the latest expert-backed research finds that anaerobic exercise—high-intensity interval training (HIIT), sprinting, and weight lifting—can transform your body far more efficiently in less time. According to a recent article published by AOL, fitness experts now emphasize that the key differences between aerobic and anaerobic workouts can have a significant impact on muscular development, calorie burn, and long-term health, supporting a more balanced approach to fitness for Thais of all ages.

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