Today’s topic is perfect for contemporary ZGYM

Today’s topic is perfect for contemporary ZGYM members and beginners, and serves as a kind refresher even for longtime trainees. We’re going to cover HIIT, from what it is, the benefits, and examples of how it’s done. Although I’ve covered it before, it doesn’t hurt to revisit it and bring contemporarycomers back up to speed.

HIIT

Broken down, HIIT stands for High Intensity Interval Training. This type of training features intervals of short bursts of anaerobic that are followed by even briefer moments of rest. You’re fundamentally alternating between rapid, active exercise and small instants of recovery; repeating this sample over and over again until the workout is over. It’s a mainstay in my approach to training, and a cornerstone in the ZGYM.

Benefits of HIIT

There are fairly a few profound benefits to HIIT. For one, it’s a debatable alternative or variation of cardiovascular training (cardio).
Generally, we leank of long treadmill runs or indoor cycling when it comes to cardio. HIIT cuts through the hour or hours of we’re typically used to and gets right down to commerce in just 15 to 20 minutes.

Secondly, HIIT is much more than cardio. It’s also capable of building muscle. That’s because it triggers HGH, otherwise known as Human Growth Hormone, which plays a large role in putting on muscle.

Third, HIIT training forces you to work your entire body. Although some of the exercises may focus on the lower or upper body, HIIT workouts utilize a variety of exercises that target multiple muscle groups and areas of the body. In other words, you’re engaging in full body exercise. And the more muscles you use in a workout, the more calories and fat you’ll end up burning. Speaking of which, this brings me to the next part about HIIT training.

Fourth, and perhaps the most distinct benefit of HIIT is its ability to rev up your metabolism. Once more, prolonged, regular state cardio cannot hancient a handle to HIIT, specificly when it comes to the after effects. Unlike conferenceal cardio, HIIT stimulates your metabolism, helping you to burn additional fat and calories even after the workout.

A fwhetherth and bonus benefit of HIIT training is the fact that it can be anywhere, anytime, and without any equipment. You can get a fat-bfinaling, exertive workout in and end up with Incredible results using only your body. That being said, whether you do have equipment- dumbbells, a kettlebell, sliders, jump rope- you’re more than welcome to throw them in, too. Just know that at the core of HIIT, your body is your greatest tool.

Putting it all together, you get all of these benefits from HIIT:

• Efficiency
• Quality use of Time
• Cardio and Strength Training
• Metabolism Boost
• Burning Stout and Calories- even after training
• Versatility- can be done both with and without equipment

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