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littletn04
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Post by littletn04 »

is it good to do hiit before a workout or after?
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Post by swanso5 »

after
littletn04
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Post by littletn04 »

thank you...and why would after be better?
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Post by bigiz123 »

your body is already warmed up from lifting or something like that
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Post by SarahPT »

I agree with after. Your weight training would not be as high quality if you did it after. You want your energy stores to be full for weight training.

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Post by swanso5 »

you won't be able to squats as heavy as you could if you did HIIT first...there's 100 other reasons but that's probably the best
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Post by sameey70 »

I actually prefer to do HIIT before weight training, maybe I'm in the minority. It doesn't affect lifting at all. I've tried the reverse and find that doing HIIT before works best for me....so it may be personal preference. Fueling adequately is the most important thing.
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Post by FireMyst »

you could do it in the same time doing squats, push ups or even chins... it is very intense though :)



http://www.rosstraining.com/articles/ta ... rvals.html
sameey70
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Post by sameey70 »

FireMyst wrote:you could do it in the same time doing squats, push ups or even chins... it is very intense though :)



http://www.rosstraining.com/articles/ta ... rvals.html
Trust me...very.
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