Sentences with phrase «intense anaerobic workouts»

HIIT is a type of exercise which alternates periods of short intense anaerobic workouts with short rest intervals (less - intense recovery periods).

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High intensity interval training (HIIT) is a program of alternating periods of short intense anaerobic exercise (which means pushing your body toward its limits) with short periods of rest, which can be easily applied to any type of workout.
Dr. Tabata claimed that he found a way to get both the anaerobic and aerobic benefits from this short but intense workout.
When we talk about anaerobic exercise or training, we include: Interval Training (IT), Interval Exercise (IE), Intensive Interval Training (IIT), Intensive Interval Exercise (IIE), High Intensity Training (HIT), High Intensity Exercise (HIE), High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT), High Intensity Interval Exercise (HIIE), Short Bout Training, Short Bout Exercise, Intense Short Bout Training (ISBT), Intense Short Bout Exercise (ISBE), Sprint Training, Sprint Interval Training (SIT), Burst Training, Burst Exercise, Burst Interval Training (BIT), Burst Interval Exercise (BIE), Intense Burst Training (IBT), Intense Burst Exercise (IBE), Short Burst Interval Training (SBIT), Short Burst Interval Exercise (SBIE), Short Burst Training, Short Burst Exercise, Maximum Effort Training, Maximum Effort Exercise, Maximum Effort Burst Training (MEBT), Maximum Effort Burst Exercise (MEBE), Velocity Training, Velocity Exercise, Maximum Velocity Training, Maximum Velocity Exercise, Maximum Velocity Interval Training (MVIT), Maximum Velocity Interval Exercise (MVIE), Blast Training, Blast Exercise, Speed Training, Speed Exercise, Speed Interval Training, Speed Interval Exercise, Push to Max Training, Push to Max Exercise, Sort Cycle Training, Short Cycle Exercise, Tabata Training, Spinning, High Intensity Workout, Crossfit, Timmons, Explosive Training and list can go on.
Anaerobic Training refers to doing cardio workouts with intense short intervals of maximal efforts combined with recovery intervals.
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