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Oct 25 8 tweets 2 min read Read on X
One of the most dangerous types of fat in the world is Visceral fat.

It wraps around your organs, bloats your belly, and is a silent killer.

Here’s a workout you can do to eliminate it from your body once and for all 👇 Image
Why is visceral fat so dangerous?

· Increases inflammation
· Raises heart disease & diabetes risk
· Shrinks brain regions tied to memory & focus
· Disrupts hormones & appetite

This is the real belly fat that shortens lifespan.

But here’s the good news: it’s reversible.
The 3 best workouts proven to melt visceral fat:

1. High-Frequency Strength Training
2. Moderate-Intensity Walking
3. High-Intensity Cardio (HIIT)

Each attack fat from a different angle, and together, they form the world’s most effective workout system to delete visceral fat.
1. High-Frequency Strength Training

Train each major muscle group 2–3x/week.

Muscle acts as a “metabolic sink,” pulling glucose and fatty acids out of your blood and burning them.

3 full-body sessions per week are your sweet spot.

More muscle = less visceral fat.
2. Moderate-Intensity Walking

The world’s most underrated fat-loss exercise.

150 minutes a week (that’s 30 mins a day) significantly reduces visceral fat.

Walking also lowers cortisol, your stress hormone, which directly impacts belly fat storage.

Walk daily. Period.
3. High-Intensity Cardio (HIIT)

Just one weekly session has been shown to move the needle.

Sprints, hill runs, or bike intervals trigger fat-burning hormones like epinephrine & growth hormone.

1 short hard session per week can be enough to remove visceral fat from your body.
The perfect anti-visceral-fat schedule 👇

Mon/Wed/Fri – Full-body strength
Daily – 8–10k steps or 2 brisk walks
Sat or Sun – 1 HIIT session

You don’t need hours in the gym, just frequency, movement, and intensity.
Do this consistently, and you'll burn visceral fat, trim your belly, and future-proof your health.

Follow @FitFounder for more science-backed workouts that actually work.

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Oct 21
Too busy to spend hours at the gym? Do Cardio Strength Training.

These are short workout sessions (20 min or less) that help you burn fat, build muscle, and improve your V02 max.

Here are 5 Cardio Strength Workouts you can start using today:
Cardio strength combines cardio + resistance into one workout.

Instead of separating them, it blends circuits & metabolic training so you:

· Build lean muscle
· Burn calories
· Improve heart health
· Boost endurance
· Sharpen your mind

...In 20 minutes or less.
Workout #1: Supersets & Tri-sets

Do 2–3 exercises back-to-back with little rest. Great for hitting multiple muscles fast.

Example Superset (3x5–10 reps):
A1 Goblet Squat
A2 Incline Bench Press

Example Tri-set (3x5–10 reps):
A1 Squat
A2 Press
A3 Tricep Push
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Oct 18
7 walking hacks to help you burn more fat and live longer (COPY THIS):
#1 - Japanese Interval Walking

Alternate 3 min fast, 3 min slow × 30 min.

Studies show it burns more fat, lowers blood pressure, & boosts VO₂ max better than steady walking.
#2 - Incline Walking

A 5% grade burn can lead to up to 50% more calories burned.

A 10% grade can double it.

Bonus: It puts less stress on the knees since hips + glutes take more load.
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Oct 11
4 supplements I'm getting my aging parents to take:

1. Creatine
2. Omega 3's
3. Vitamin D3 + K2
4. Magnesium glycinate

Here's why...
1. Creatine

Creatine isn’t just for gym bros, it’s for longevity.

It helps preserve muscle and strength, which decline 3–8% every decade after 30.

It also boosts brain energy and may protect against depression and cognitive decline.
2. Omega 3’s

Fish oil is brain and heart insurance.

EPA + DHA lower inflammation, improve blood flow, support memory, and protect against heart disease.

Most older adults don’t get enough through diet and when paired with the next supplement has been shown to reduce biological aging.
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Sep 26
5 simple ways to test how long you'll live:
Living longer is not just about adding years to your life. It's about reducing risk.

Aside from doing bloodwork or a VO2 max test, there are 5 simple tests you can do at home to assess your risk for mortality.

Do these and see how you score:
Passive bar hangs

This tests upper body strength & grip strength, which is an indicator of longevity.

You just hang from a bar for as long as you can.

60 seconds or higher is advanced. 40 seconds is a pass. 30 seconds or less needs work.
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Sep 23
If I had to go from 30% to 15% body fat in 4 months or less, here's EXACTLY what I'd do:
1. Know your numbers.

Measure waist, chest, hips weekly.
Track weight daily (use 7-day averages).
Log your food, workouts, and progress consistently.

Numbers are your GPS. They tell you what’s working so you can repeat it.
Optional but powerful: blood work + DEXA.

Glucose, triglycerides, HDL, A1C, cholesterol, blood pressure.

These let you separate the signal from the noise by showing you what’s really happening inside.
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Sep 13
I'm 45.

Here are massive red flags I wish I knew in my 20's:
1. Having a big belly. It's a sign of high levels of visceral fat. It wrecks hormones and reduces blood flow to the brain, making you dumber.

2. Sleeping less than 6 hours a day. Long-term sleep deprivation leads to fat gain, lower cognitive function, and eventual disease.

3. Thinking that anything in your 20s is "too late". This belief will stop you from doing some cool shit.
4. Ignoring your environment. Your friends, the people you follow on social media, and anything you have in your life influence your mindset.

5. Bleeding gums. Sign of gum disease. Long-term use can lead to horrible dental health and an increased risk of heart disease, inflammation, and even cognitive decline.
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