This 1
minute burst of cardio could be a 1 min blast at high speed on the treadmill, could be sprinting around a track if you have a track at your gym, or could be grabbing a jump rope and banging out a super high speed 1 min of jump roping between sets.
Not exact matches
Burst training can be applied to
cardio exercise (e.g., intermittently sprinting on a trail alternating with a jog) or weight lifting (lifting a weight, such as with a biceps curl, as many times as you can with good form for one
minute, followed bya one
minute of rest).
To give you great results in six weeks, Lydon devised 20 - to 25 -
minute combined
cardio - and - strength routines with
bursts of high - intensity activity that rev up metabolism (which naturally slows over the years).
Once you get comfy and your movements are fluid, aim to complete this beginner
cardio blaster from Peterson twice a week: Shoot for 10, 15, or 20
minutes, depending on your current fitness, with 10 - second
bursts of speed and power at the end
of every
minute, and build from there.
How you do this workout is to alternate short 1 -
minute bursts of high intensity
cardio work in between weight training sets.
After the
cardio burst, I always unwind with at least 20
minutes of Yin yoga and meditation.