Let's get general again 30 - 45
sec rest time for endurance and definition, 60 - 120 sec for hypertrophy, and 2.5 - 3.5 mins rest for strength and power.
Not exact matches
Being the rather lazy type I am, and given the comments that it was a wet dough, I used the technique that Dan Lepard often describes in his recipes — e.g. no 8 - 10 minute knead, instead,
rest for 10 mins, then knead for 10
secs (I do it in the bowl)-- repeat 2 more
times (10 mins and quick knead), then
rest for 30 mins and knead for 10
secs — repeating a couple of
times.
what s best for bodyweight workout; >> rep - based (10 reps, 15 reps, etc for each workout) with
rest in between workouts OR >>
time based (1 min, 30
sec, etc for each workout) with no or little
rest between workouts
At this
time you can add more sets as well (4 - 5 per exercise doing between 10 - 15 reps and
resting 40
sec to 1 min in between sets).
Pull ups 20
sec, 10
sec rest, 8
times Push ups 20
sec, 10
sec rest, 8
times Sit ups 20
sec, 10
sec rest, 8
times Squats 20
sec, 10
sec rest, 8
times
I do HIIT 3
times a week, usually treadmill with running for 45
sec and 1 min
rest.
I use Seconds Pro and just set it up for a HIIT timer with 4 rounds of 1 min / 45
sec / 30
sec with 5 seconds
rest for transition
time.
I would be remiss also if I didn't mention that traction motors are capable of delivering full torque from
rest and in fact can deliver up to 300 % torque with a 30
sec rating without requiring a corresponding increase in torque from the diesel although the engine controller may require it to run faster at this
time.