You can do a HIIT workout with almost any type of activity, including running, swimming, and cycling, as well as strength training with exercises like burpees, squats, and push-ups. HIIT is flexible and you can create different formulas for the work-to-rest ratio, but the most popular is 2:1. For example, you work for 40 seconds at your max and rest for 20, repeating this pattern for five to 10 sets.Â
Benefits of HIIT
- You burn more calories in less time.
- Intervals helps you burn more fat during your workout.
- You will continue to burn calories long after your workout is over.
- HIIT workouts also increase your endurance. So when you do go for a long, steady-paced run, you can go further.
- Will help fight type II diabetes
Example HIIT workouts:
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At home, no equipment necessary:
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Treadmill or Outdoor run: