Your all-out effort makes all the difference.
HIIT is one kind, and the others includefartlekandTabata(though it isa form of HIIT).
But not all interval training is HIIT.
Thats actually a form of fartlek training, according to Will.
True HIIT is uncomfortable.
It requires your nothing-held-back, lay-it-all-out maximal effort on a bike or run for typically 6 to 15 seconds.
You have a number of different ways to set your work-to-rest ratio.
For example, you’re free to do 10 seconds of an all-out sprint and rest 50 seconds.
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