Interval Training 
Main Interval aerobic exercise
The first 15 minutes is good, then we enter the monotony zone of thoughts, of which half is stuck somewhere in the air and the other half slowly forms a black cloud with thoughts like “Uh, not to me anymore. I am so bored. “
What if you could get that the same – even more, even larger – effects achieved in half the shortest time without ever be boring?
I’m talking about aerobic interval training.
Aerobic Interval training is training with the exchange of high-intensity interval training with low intensity intervals. A simple example to illustrate: 1 minute fast run, followed by 1 minute of slow running, followed by 1 minute of fast running, followed by … etc.. At this point it is worth mentioning the following: aerobic interval training or training in which the exchange is low and high-intensity intervals is strictly speaking, not aerobic training, but a combination of aerobic and anaerobic.
During the twenty minute interval workout body can burn more “fat” calories than with 30 to 45 minutes of classical, low intensity aerobic exercise. Research has shown that burning fat with interval training is for up to 90x greater than with conventional training. Additional positive effects of interval training are:
Finally, therefore, the maintenance of muscle mass, is very important, because the muscles are the main consumer of energy.
As with any exercise start gradually and slowly. If you currently run a classic aerobic “slow” exercises, replace for start only one exercise with interval training. After three weeks, replace one and then another one. Three interval workouts per week are sufficient for optimal effect, especially when combined with traditional aerobic or some other form of exercise (eg, training in a fitness center).
Example of a weekly regime:
Advanced and more hardcore people can do interval training and workouts in the gym, of course, combining them with exercise tools.
