Perhaps one of the most popular cardiovascular training methods on the market, interval training combines short periods of rest with max
effort bursts of activity.
Not exact matches
The results offer insights into how
bursts of neuronal
activity that last only milliseconds trigger lasting changes in the brain, and open new fields
of exploration for
efforts to understand how the brain works.
Creatine, for example, might help with short
bursts of high - intensity
activity like sprinting or weight lifting, but not for endurance
efforts like distance running or swimming.
Just understand the order in which energy substrates are used by the body: ATP and creatine phosphate during short, intense
bursts of activity (5 - 15 seconds
of actual
activity), glucose for medium duration
activity (20 seconds to a minute or two), and fat stores once
effort is extended out beyond that.
Interval training combines short
bursts of extra
effort with normal
activity over the course
of several minutes and it can help you create flat abs and a healthier, leaner, more confident you.
Creatine is mostly popular with athletes and weightlifters because its biggest benefits relate to physical
activities that involves short, powerful
bursts of effort.