Jan. 19, 2023

If you’re looking for a down-and-dirty workout that gives a high payoff for a minimal time commitment (aka the dream), high-intensity interval training (HIIT) is the way to go. Designed to get your heart rate up to 85 to 95% of its max effort for 15 to 20-minute spurts, HIIT is ideal when you want results but don’t have an hour a day to devote to the gym. There are variations for how to do a HIIT workout, but they all entail a short burst of serious effort followed by a short rest. Basically, you’re cramming an hour’s worth of moderate effort into high-output sprints, generally a 1:1 work and rest ratio. But if you find it impossible to finish a HIIT routine with that arrangement, you’re free to double the rest to get the most from your session. Either way, it’s one of the best short-on-time big-on-results workouts around.

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This Intense HIIT Workout Will Get You Seriously Fit

Push for 60 seconds, rest for 60, and repeat.

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When is your priority workout session? Get that on the calendar. If it doesn't get on the calendar, it's less likely to happen.

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