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High Intensive Interval Training (HIIT) For Losing Weight

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High Intensive Interval Training (HIIT) workouts are one of the most effective method in losing weight, fast. HIIT requires you to give your 100% through quick, intense bursts of exercise followed by short, active recovery periods. This type of training gets your heart rate up, and burn more fats in a shorter time.

Instead of long aerobic workouts, consider short, intensive anaerobic HIIT workouts which may potentially help you shed that weight more effectively and fast.

A HIIT session typically starts with a:
1) Warm-up
2) Warm-up intervals
3) Short, maximum-intensity efforts
4) Moderate recovery intervals
5) Cool down intervals
6) Cool down

Introducing 7 basic HIIT exercises. They include:
1) Burpees
2) Mountain climbers
3) Jumping jacks
4) Lunges jumps
5) Planks
6) Squats
7) Sit throughs

Give yourself 1 minute, do as many repetitions as you can (without compromising of the correct form), rest for 1 minute, and continue the next set. Do 2 sets of each exercise and TADAAA, you’d have completed a 20 minute (7 exercises X 2 reps workout which is inclusive of rest).

The benefits of HIIT workouts include:
1) Increase of metabolism
2) Variation of activities (so you won’t get bored)
3) Quick and convenient (as it can be done almost anywhere, at any time)
4) No equipment is needed
5) Improvement of your VO2 max (body’s ability to use oxygen as energy)

If you’ve not tried, consider starting on HIIT workouts as part of your weight loss program!

Your author is a strong believer of fundamentals and basics, and highly recommend HIIT to all who wants to lose weight, and to all who is interested in HIIT workouts!

Cheers!

Stella Lim
Stella Limhttps://www.monkeyanddragon.org
Hello fellow readers, I'm Stella. My sporting base is formed from sprinting and martial arts, and I consider myself a fast-twitched muscle athlete (exploring endurance sports). I have a variety of interests which can be explained by one of my strengths (learner). I love to write, hand letter, photograph, wildlife, nature, adventures, and sports. I've tried obstacle course races and I love the combination of nature elements with functional fitness. I am exploring trail running next. My daily oxytoxin dose include looking at cute animals and holding my silly Japanese Spitz (Summer) when I get home. I endeavor to harness my strengths (individualisation, strategic, relator, maximiser, and learner) and bring them out to the world.

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