You might be concerned that working at high intensities might increase your chances of injury — but research suggests that musculoskeletal injuries are no more common in interval
training than other forms of exercise [3].
Not exact matches
In fact, practicing
other forms of exercise that don't involve pounding the pavement sometimes can be more beneficial to your
training plan
than actually running.
Safer
than conventional
training — Because it doesn't involve movement or weights, so they are far safer
than any
other form of exercise and often used in rehabilitation.
(On the
other hand, if you do not enjoy
exercise and won't do any
exercise except brisk walking or
other forms of mild fitness
training, doing that is much better
than not
exercising.
Strength
training adds lean muscle more effectively
than any
other form of exercise.