HIIT – High Intensity Interval Training (like Tabata) involves alternating between periods of short, intense physical activity and periods of low activity/rest. This can boost your metabolism for 24 to 48 hours post-workout!
30 minute workouts may give better long-term results because they’re easier to fit into your schedule (therefore you can stick with them) or because they allow you to push harder (instead of pacing yourself). Either way, better results from a shorter workout is good news! Try it out and then tell us what you think below!
Kathie Brown
Certified NASM and AFAA Personal Trainer. Over 20 years experience. Specializes in weight loss, athletes and women body building and leaning out. Crossfit athlete, trains and competes in Crossfit competitions. Took the L1 Crossfit course and completed the judges course. Enjoys working with all levels and body types and loves seeing her clients get stronger and feel confident.
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