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High-Intensity Interval Cardio: Speed, Recovery, Endurance

High-Intensity Interval Cardio: Speed, Recovery, Endurance is a time-efficient conditioning protocol that alternates maximal effort bursts with strategic recovery periods. You’ll learn to…

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  • Last Updated: May 28, 2025
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About Course

High-Intensity Interval Cardio: Speed, Recovery, Endurance is a time-efficient conditioning protocol that alternates maximal effort bursts with strategic recovery periods. You’ll learn to push your anaerobic limits, optimize active rest, and enhance both speed and sustained endurance in one dynamic workout.

 

Benefits of the course

  • Anaerobic Power Bursts: Structuring 15–30 second all-out sprints for maximal speed adaptations.
  • Active Recovery Protocols: Using light movement, breathing drills, and mobility cues to sustain intensity.
  • Work-to-Rest Ratios: Optimizing intervals (e.g., 1:2, 1:3) to target both phosphagen and glycolytic systems.
  • Pacing Strategies: Fine-tuning effort and recovery to avoid early fatigue and maintain peak outputs.
  • Progressive Overload in HIIT: Gradually increasing interval duration, intensity, or reducing rest for continued gains.
  • Performance Monitoring: Tracking heart-rate, perceived exertion, and sprint times to individualize sessions.

Course Content

  • Personal Recovery Check-In

Instructor

dsadsa dsadasd
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  • Update:May 28, 2025
  • Lectures10
  • Skill LevelIntermediate
  • Languageenglish,arabic
  • Quizzes4
  • Course Duration: 4h 51m

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dsadsa dsadasd

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Requirements

  • Prerequisites: Base fitness level allowing safe maximal effort sprints (e.g., 400 m run sub-3 min or equivalent).
  • Equipment: Stopwatch or interval timer app, track/flat surface, optional bike/rower/treadmill for indoor alternatives.
  • Schedule: 2–3 HIIT sessions per week, with at least one full rest or low-intensity day between.
  • Duration: Typical workout lasts 20–30 minutes total, including warm-up and cool-down.
  • Guidelines: Begin each session with dynamic warm-ups; finish with active cool-down and mobility work; monitor metrics and adjust ratios weekly.

Target Audience

  • Athletes seeking speed and metabolic conditioning
  • Busy professionals wanting maximal results in minimal time
  • Coaches designing time-efficient team or group workouts
  • Fitness enthusiasts looking to break endurance and fat-loss plateaus
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