Image Source www.idiva.comHIIT is all the rage lately. According to a survey conducted by the American College of Sports Medicine, it’s one of the two top fitness trends for 2014 (the other being bodyweight training). So what’s this type of training all about?
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Save8Favorite0 If you think you don’t have time for a butt-kicking workout this holiday season, think again. Tabata, a form of high-intensity interval training, can burn up to 13 1/2 calories per minute, meaning just a short workout will leave you sweaty, full of energy, and ready to take on your packed day. Try this under-20-minute Tabata workout from Sports Club/LA trainer Judy Truong; she guarantees it’ll leave you feeling “like you’ve been at the gym all day.” After a few minutes of warmup, start with Tabata One, and do each exercise for 20 seconds, resting for 10 seconds before you move on to the next move. Rest up to 30 seconds between each eight-move Tabata series, but make sure you keep rest breaks short to keep your heart rate up
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8 ‘Feel Great’ Turkey Day Rules For A Happy, Healthy Holiday Thursday, November 28th, 2013 “Thanksgiving, man. Not a good day to be my pants.” –Kevin JamesToday is the BIG day. The turkey’s in the oven, the pre-game festivities are underway. It’s Thanksgiving and that marks the official beginning of the holiday ‘eating season’. Some of you may have been training for this all year, while others have been ‘saving themselves’ or maybe even dreading the huge meals and month long holiday food ambush.
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Fat Burning HIIT Cardio Workout: Fitness Friday EmailBy Live Well 360 Ambassador Tracy CampoliToday’s Fitness Friday workout is a really, really challenging cardio workout! During this workout you will be doing intervals of one minute of really high intensity cardio work, and then one minute of sub-targeted training.Each cycle of this workout out is 10 minutes. And during those ten minutes you will be burning A LOT of fat and calories.Make sure to run through the cycle a total of 3 times to make this a full 30 min workout!Let’s get started.Fat Burning HIIT Cardio WorkoutThe WorkoutRun In Place – 1 minute Plié with Side Arm Raise – 1 minute Jumping Jacks – 1 minute Plié Side Steps with Forward Arm Extend – 1 minute (30 seconds each side) Crisscross Jumping Jack – 1 minute Zip Up/Heel Lift with Arm Raise – 30 seconds Zip up/Heel lift Up with Extend Out Arms – 30 seconds Side to Side Hop with Reach Out – 1 minute Plié V Arm Reach Down – 1 minute Twist – 1 minute Heel Lifts with Side Arm Raise – 1 minute So how is the sweat going? Let us know in the comment section below.About TracyTracy Campoli, lifestyle and wellness expert, is passionate about helping people live their best lives in bodies they love! With over 14 years of experience in the fitness industry as a Pilates instructor and lifestyle coach, she has helped literally thousands of people look and feel their best.Her specialty is working with highly successful women that are over committed, over scheduled and under-satisfied with their bodies and are ready to have their bodies be as amazing as their careers!Learn more about Tracy in her Ambassador BioLike Tracy’s blog post?
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Hello friends and TGIF!! I got up this morning and felt pretty amazing so, I decided to do a 7.5 mile run to Key Biscayne. When I returned home, I set up an exercise station that included a mat, dumbbells and a medicine ball. My HIIT (high intensity interval training) session consisted of: 4 sets of: 20 lunges w/ a bicep curl 20 sit-ups 20 wall ball shots This is how you do each workout: Lunge w/ bicep curl: Targets biceps, glutes, quads, and hamstrings 1.
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I’m kinesiologist, I have the easy part. It’s fun to move (but sometimes we also suffers a bit).In my opinion, nutritionists have it not easy. I do not want to be in their place. That is why I decided to take care of physical activity and not nutrition.I am often ask: How to eat to lose weight or gain muscles?Since I do not make nutrition plans, I rather adhere to the principles that work, and on all diets. Yes
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By Andrew Heffernan / June 2013: Discover Something WonderfulWhen it comes to cardio exercise, most gym-goers are either hares or tortoises: They like their workouts fast and furious or they like them slow and leisurely. Hares love the intensity of going full out; tortoises relish the relaxed groove of a meditative pace.Both types of exercise have proven benefits. Problems can arise, however, when you stick too closely to one type of workout or the other. That’s because your body runs on three separate but interrelated metabolic engines: the aerobic, the glycolytic and the ATP-CP systems. (For more on these systems, see ELmag.com/energysystems.) Each is built to power you through a different type of exercise.Slow and steady long-distance exercise uses primarily the “aerobic” system.
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You run and you run, and you don’t shed a pound. It’s one of the leading emotional pain points for people who exercise. All of that effort and so little reward, but why is that? Simple: Cardio is not the fastest way to lose weight, and it’s certainly not the only way. There is a solution, though, which will allow you to spend less time in the gym and see even better results.You’ve Heard: You Can’t Burn Fat With Strength TrainingFar too many people are focused on how many calories they burn while they’re in the gym, but this is shortsighted.Stop focusing on how many calories you burn in the gym and instead focus on how your body expends calories outside the gym
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The Truth About Weight Training vs. Cardio | CrossfitMacto.com
Whether you’re heading home for the holidays or hosting guests at your place, it can be a challenge to get out to the gym for your regular workout. Since we’ll be a whole lot merrier if we fit in a good sweat, I’ve put together the HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS HIIT— a fast and effective 30-minute calorie-blaster that we can do anywhere!Wishing you and yours a happy and healthy holiday! HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS HIITQuick Warm-up: 2 minutesRunning butt kick: 1 minuteAlternating lunges: 1 minuteCircuit 1: 9 minutes totalRepeat the following 3 times, minimizing rest between exercises.High knee runs: 1 minuteSquat jumps: 30 secondsAbdominal crunches: 30 secondsRest/walk around/jog in place: 1 minuteCircuit 2: 9 minutes totalRepeat the following 3 times, minimizing rest between exercises.Crab kicks: 1 minuteKnee-up Jump Lunge, right leg: 30 secondsKnee-up Jump Lunge, left leg: 30 secondsRest/walk around/jog in place: 1 minuteCircuit 3: 8 minutes totalRepeat the following 2 times, minimizing rest between exercises.Quick squats: 1 minuteSki jumps: 1 minutePush-ups: 30 secondsMountain climbers: 30 secondsRest/walk around/jog in place: 1 minuteStretch & Cool-Down: 2+ minutesEXERCISE DESCRIPTIONSRunning Butt Kick – Run in place, kicking your legs back so that your heel strikes your glute with each kick.Quick Squats – Perform full-range, un-weighted squats as quickly as you can.Crab Kicks – (See demonstration picture.) Sit on the floor with your hands palms-down resting on the ground by your glutes. Feet should be flat on the floor with knees drawn toward your chest. Push your hips up
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