How much
Aim for 150–200 minutes per week split into 3–4 sessions of 45–60 minutes. Walk fast, cycle, row, or hike.
Why it works with a deficit
Low-intensity work rarely raises hunger the way hard intervals do — so the calorie deficit stays intact.

Zone 2 is a pace where you can hold a conversation — roughly 60–70% of max heart rate. It builds mitochondria, burns fat as fuel, and doesn't wreck recovery.
Aim for 150–200 minutes per week split into 3–4 sessions of 45–60 minutes. Walk fast, cycle, row, or hike.
Low-intensity work rarely raises hunger the way hard intervals do — so the calorie deficit stays intact.
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