HIIT - Hight Intensity Interval Training
You may have heard about recent trends towards HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training)conditioning. This is replacing in some cases spending long hours on the treadmill. With HIIT you're doing a workout with short bursts of higher intensity followed by low intensity periods.
A typical HIIT work-to-rest ratio is about 1:3. You go high 15 seconds and then low 45 seconds. Look around at some of the various HIITs work out programs and find one that fits your fitness level. Also, check with your doctor for how intense you can get with HIIT.
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- Chapter 1: Cardio Training, Then and Now
- Chapter 2: The Science of HIIT, Understanding Your Body So You Can Get More Out of It
- Chapter 3: How to Start HIIT Training With Running
- Chapter 4: Tips for Better HIIT Results
- Chapter 5: Concurrent Training and Using Kettlebells
- Chapter 6: Advanced HIIT Protocols – Tabata, MetCon and Cardio Acceleration
- Chapter 7: Creating Whole-Body Circuit Routines