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HIIT Workouts to Achieve Your Goals
You may not realize it, but you already know a few HIIT Workouts. You've probably heard of "Tabata Workouts" and the "Martin Workout," both of which are HIIT workouts, albeit less time-intensive than other variations. However, high-intensity interval training is a must to get the most out of your body and how it functions. It can help you get leaner, more muscular, or even healthier.
The boring HIIT workout on the block, generally known as Sprinting, involves short bursts of utter intensity on either a treadmill or outside. The sprints are typically 30 seconds long, with 10-second rests in between each sprint. This may not sound very hard until you start running for thirty seconds straight. That's when you'll find yourself gasping for air and begging to take breaks. You'll also notice a major change in your body as you become leaner and more toned. And, of course, you can always switch it up by doing mountain climbers or even burpees.
HIIT workouts tend to be more popular among men than women because most HIIT workouts involve one of three things: running, lifting weights, or using the rowing machine. While these may not be "girly" workout options, they can benefit any man or woman looking for a quick and effective workout. If you're a guy, here are five HIIT workouts to consider.
Hitachis
These exercises can be performed anywhere, but the best place is the top of a stair or a pull-up bar if you have a high-enough ceiling. This exercise combines a variety of different calisthenics movements, including pushups and chin-ups. This workout can provide an intense calorie burn and will get your heart pumping.
Ingredients:
Pull up bar or high stairway.
Water bottle or kettlebell, optional
Set Up:
1. Grab hold of a pull-up bar and perform a set of chin-ups.
2. Try to get at least eight repetitions.
3. If you don't have a pull up bar, find a high stairway or platform and perform regular push-ups until you've done eight repetitions. When you've completed your set of chin-ups or push-ups, it's time to get ready for your next one.
4. Place the pull up bar somewhere along the stairs, preferably an area where you can really make sure that you're in a comfortable position.
Now, grab hold of the bar and lower yourself to do a set of push-ups. Try to do at least eight repetitions before raising yourself up for your next chin-up or push-up. Continue in this fashion for about twenty minutes or until exhaustion.
Squat Jumps
Squat jumps are an intense cardio exercise. This is a great workout for guys who want to build some serious leg muscles, which is reason enough to try it out. To perform this workout, squat down and jump as high as you can. You'll get the most benefit from this workout if you can perform about three sets of ten repetitions. Squat jumps are one HIIT workout that is best performed outside on grass or some other soft surface.
Body Weight Training Session - Advanced
Workhorse: Training
CAPTAIN MARVEL 25:00 AMRAP 25x Hand Release Push-ups 25x Box Jumps 24″ 25x Burpees 25x Squat Jumps [2+68]
The holidays are the perfect time to workout out. You are ingesting a lot of extra calories that you probably also want to get rid of, and you need some exercise to conquer those winter blues.
15. Apr 29, Saturday. 957 calories burned in the box today. We did Fitcamp at 11, then romwod while waiting for the 1PM hip hop class, then an ad box group dance class at 1PM. For the Fitcamp warmup, I only managed to complete 1 round and reach up to 20 sit ups for the 2nd round. For the WOD, it was a team WOD and I was grouped with Pam and Nikki when we drew lots. Every part of the WOD was scaled for me. Hand release push ups instead of hand stand push ups, box step up instead of box jumps, and instead of 1 rope climb the coach made me lie down on the floor and pull myself up with the help of the rope 3x. At the end of 30 minutes, our team managed 25 rounds + 16 reps.
Tuesday 10th December 2013
Got some oldies for you today - not rolled a lot of these exercises out for a while so feel free to ask for info if you are not sure of the techniques! Bodyweight only today!! 10 x Wall ups (each side) 10 x Squat jumps 10 x Handstand press ups (or whatever raised angle you can manage) 10 x Surf ups 10 x Wall ball throws As many sets in 20 mins as you can manage!!
6. Apr 8. Birthday WOD was a team WOD. We were 5 in the team – 2 of us, Vince and I, were both new so we did the same thing. When it was time for cal rows, we alternated on the machine while the other does mountain climbers. I couldn’t do manmakers which is a sexist name btw. I can’t even recall the sequence of what they do I just remember it looking really hard. The manmakers were the pacers so there had to be 8 reps before we could sorta change stations. Instead of manmakers, Vince and I did burpees; and instead of pistol squats, we did air squats. I think I did 30-40 air squats per round since that was when Pam was finding it challenging to complete the 8 manmakers. I think our team was able to complete 22 or 23 rounds.