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The Full-Body, Elliptical HIIT Routine. Min 0-2: Resistance 5, Incline 5. Min 2-3: Resistance 10, Incline 5. Min 3-5: Resistance 5, Incline 7. Min 5-6: Resistance 10, Incline 7. Min 6-8: Resistance 7, Incline 9. Min 8-9: Resistance 12, Incline 9. Min 9-11: Resistance 7, Incline 9. Min 11-1. This elliptical trainer workout video is 20 minutes of HIIT training, going as hard as you can for 8 rounds of 30 seconds, spaced with 90 seconds of low intensity. We start the elliptical workout. 20 Minute Elliptical Interval Workout. Fitness.

2013-08-09 | By: Snap Fitness Interval training is an effective way to get more out of your workout and burn more calories. With Interval Training, you should be working at or above 85% of your max heart rate for a. However, if you’ve been using the elliptical trainer for any length of time, the following workout may provide a more intense workout. This workout lasts for about 20 minutes and will definitely give you a good workout. Depending on the type of elliptical trainer you have, you may or may not have electormagnetic resistance on your machine.

Even when you’re not in the mood to work out, a quick cardio session at the gym will help keep you on your healthy track and feeling fit. This kick-ass 20-minute elliptical workout. The ultimate 20-minute elliptical workout Still not convinced the elliptical is hardcore? Try this interval workout, created by Weiner. “High-intensity interval training is a. If you’re using an elliptical machine that allows you to increase both incline *and* resistance, Harris recommends holding off on adjusting resistance until you’re comfortable exercising for 20 to 30 minutes at a conversational pace, as this setting requires a bit more endurance.

This workout gives the elliptical a fresh spark using the tabata interval training technique. Tabata is a form of HIIT: High Intensity Interval Training. By going as hard as you can for 20 seconds and then resting for 10 seconds several times in. Most elliptical machines will allow you to program interval times and settings, which is another reason they are great for HIIT workouts. Because HIIT workouts require you to monitor time in seconds or minutes, using an app or watch can be incredibly cumbersome and require a lot of mid-workout fiddling with the device.

Always begin with at least a 5 minute warm up before getting into the heart of the intervals (usually 12-20 minutes). Then cool down for another 5 minutes or so at a low to moderate pace after your workout. 20 Minute Elliptical HIIT Workout: Use both resistance and incline on your elliptical for best results.

Min 0-2: Resistance 5, Incline 5.

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Using an exercise bike, a treadmill, or an elliptical trainer, or doing intervals of sprints and walking, you work out to your maximum intensity for 20 to 30 seconds, then move gently for 90 seconds, then repeat the sequence for a total of eight cycles.

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Workout 2: Tabata Sets Perform a 10-to-15-minute warm-up, then complete 8 rounds of 20 seconds of a single exercise (burpees, jumping jacks, mountain climbers, kettlebell swings, squats, treadmill running, cycling, rowing machine—you choose) with 10 seconds of rest between rounds.

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Or you can take advantage of the interval programs on elliptical trainers or create your own with rowing machines.

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There’s no doubt that 40 minutes on an elliptical trainer with your heart rate at 120 to 130 beats per minute—that is, in the “aerobic zone”—is a very different experience from the one you get in a 7minute met-con of heavy kettle-bell swings, box-jumping, and burpees.

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She does 5 minutes on the elliptical to warm up, followed by strength training, and then 15 to 20 minutes more on the elliptical doing HIIT, followed by 5 minutes of an easier cool-down and stretching.

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At 40 minutes or less, these are perfect for your commute to campus, your walk across campus, or your time on the elliptical trainer.

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The initial goal of these circuit workouts is to simply move at a consistent pace for the entire duration of the interval, which should begin with 25 seconds.

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If you’re new to HIIT, you may need to extend this rest period to 1.5 to 2 times your high-intensity intervals (if you sprint for 30 seconds, you may need 45 to 60 seconds of recovery).

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TempoRun intervals should be run at an RPE of 8 or 9, and at this intensity you will only be able to run intervals of 8 to 20 minutes.

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You can customize the interval workout by using either the Fitbit app or Fitbit.com.

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  • Heya! I hope the video made your workout more enjoyable! Anything you’d like to see being improved? Maybe you’d prefer different timings? Please let me know.