If you're familiar with High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT), this is essentially the same thing, just with a focus on weight lifting instead of some other
sort of high intensity exercise like sprinting.
Not exact matches
Are you disputing the idea that it's well - established that
high intensity exercise (
of the
sort that improves aerobic fitness) tends to improve the lipid profile (raising HDL and lowering LDL)?
Hard
exercise of any
sort creates free radicals that cause some damage (called «oxidation») to your muscles, cells and organs, and as your body repairs this damage, you experience biochemical adaptations that make you more resistant to future oxidative damage from
high volume or
high intensity training.