click to enlarge and printHey POPsters!Here is your new POP HIIT – Feel This Moment printable! You’re on day 18 of your #thisisMYJULY calendar! And here are the moves! Lemme know in the comments where it stands on the toughness scale 1-10.I decided to keep it pretty simple and use just one piece of equipment this time.
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Pin It (NaturalNews) People want to lose fat, gain muscle, and not spend a lot of time doing it. An easy way to accomplish this is… There is no easy way. The quickest and most effective way to lose fat and increase muscle is through High-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT). HIIT is based on short, intense burst of full capacity exercise followed by low activity or rest in intervals
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click to enlarge and printHey hey POPster loves!This is your 5th POP HIIT this month on the #thisisMYJULY calendar! Come and Get it! It has lots of cardio elements and new moves that I am sure you will love to hate. BTW, like that peacock background? Makes me feel all majestical.As usual, do moves 1-8 back to back with 30 sec breaks in between
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Hey hey POPsters!It’s time for POP HIIT 3…THATPOWER! Check out the video above for the demonstrations of the moves! You will repeat the following routine 3x and end with 20 min on the elliptical. For the cardio blast bit, you’re going to want to set incline or crossramp on your elliptical to 20 (or the highest it can go) because we are building butt and doing cardio at the same time. For the first minute, choose a heavy resistance between 15-20 and push through.
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by Jessica RemitzFrom celebs to athletes to television show contestants, high intensity interval training workouts, or HIIT, are quickly becoming the latest exercise craze. But what exactly is a HIIT workout? And why are they effective? We’ve asked Kristi Molinaro, creator of the 30/60/90® workout and group fitness instructor at Equinox, to share all the details on HIIT training just in time to kick up your summer workout routine.Why HIIT Training?High intensity interval training is a style of training that alternates between cardiovascular drills and active recovery, like 60 seconds of squat thrusts followed by 30 seconds of pushups, Molinaro said
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click to enlarge and printHey guys! Here is your 4th POP HIIT on the #thisisMYJULY calendar – it’ll have you seeing BLURRED LINES after you finish. This printable is special because you will have a KILLER ab sesh at the end.
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HIIT Workout, Nike Free Bionic & An Announcement2013 July 9by JessHave you guys heard about Nike’s newest training shoe, the Nike Free Bionic?image from Finish LineThis shoe isn’t made for running, but it is made for HIIT workouts and for strength training. After San Diego, I had grand plans to take a break from running and check out the newest HIIT training studio on the Upper East Side, The Fhitting Room but that has yet to happen.I’m hoping this ankle heals in the next few weeks and I can finally take my Nike Free Bionic’s to this neighborhood studio and try them out. Everyone I know that’s taken class there raves about how great it is (and apparently everyone that went to the NYC Nike Free Bionic event loved the shoes also)!Generally speaking I do all of my strength training while wearing socks, so I’m looking forward to trying out these “barefoot” training shoes.Speaking of HIIT workouts, here’s a challenging one you can try at home. It doesn’t require any equipment and it doesn’t take much time to complete.Finish Line (not to be confused with my Physical Therapist’s office) started a great Women’s Community. This is a place where women can come together, complete monthly challenges, enter giveaways and connect with like-minded individuals.
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If you are sprinting because of the increase in EPOC, you are a fool. Those of you have been following the SuppVersity for quite some time, now, will be familiar of the term “EPOC”, which refers to the amount of oxgen that is consumed in excess in the post-exercise – or, in order not to overcomplicate things, the excess post-exercise oxygen consumption, or, even simpler the amount of energy your burn after a workout because your mitochondria area “still on fire”.Assuming that you have read those of the >1250 hitherto published SuppVersity Articles that were dealing with this issue you may remember that I have repeatedly pointed out that…… the contribution of the actual energy consumption that is caused by the “EPOC effect” would be absolutely irrelevant, if the calories in vs. calories out equation was as simple as mainstream dietitians and lifestlye magazine authors still like to present it to their clients and readers.Now you know better than that, so that I don’t have to tell you why I do even care about the results of of a recent study from the Universities of Central & West Florida (Townsend. 2013).
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Hello everyone and TGIF! I hope y’all had a great 4th of July! Hubby and I went to Peacock Park in Coconut Grove with a few friends to watch the fireworks. The park was filled with people! Earlier in the day I did a 4 mile run (at 4pm in the wretched heat..ugh!) and then I performed a quick HIIT session that consisted of: 4 sets of: 100 single unders (jump rope) 25 wall ball shots 25 air squats I’ve been incorporating HIIT sessions into my workouts because proponents believe that it can make you a faster runner
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The main reason that most people start a new diet, exercise program or keep fit routine, is to lose weight. Ask any one of them which is the perfect way to drop pounds and the usual answer will be, “as quickly as possible.” This is why high intensity interval training, or HIIT, has become so popular recently. Its devotees claim that it gets you lean and trim in less time. This program might not be for everyone and it is worth taking time to examine it more closely before you commit to HIIT.HIIT is a way of training that uses short intervals of exercise at maximum intensity, interspaced with longer intervals of exercise at a more moderate intensity
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