QUOTE(kurtkob78 @ Feb 13 2009, 09:49 AM)
Regarding the HIIT, i found that when I do intense HIIT, I will have soreness all over my body. This soreness is even worse than doing weight training (especially the feet, calf and thighs. Cannot even walk properly). So I need to rest at least 2 days for recovery. That means only 1 day HIIT per week. Else I don't have enough recovery time for my next weight lifting.
My exercise like this
Tuesday - weight
Thursday - weight
Saturday - morning - cardio , evening - weight
Sunday - evening HIIT
Repeat to Tuesday.
When I want to cut a bit, I add some fasted cardio maybe in the morning of Sunday/Monday/Wednesday/Friday
Well if you do not so intense HIIT, maybe you can do more than 1 time per week. 3 times per weeks also can. But if you are having the soreness, it's better to give time for recovery
Whats your HIIT vehicle? jogging? skating? rowing? cycling? elliptical?My exercise like this
Tuesday - weight
Thursday - weight
Saturday - morning - cardio , evening - weight
Sunday - evening HIIT
Repeat to Tuesday.
When I want to cut a bit, I add some fasted cardio maybe in the morning of Sunday/Monday/Wednesday/Friday
Well if you do not so intense HIIT, maybe you can do more than 1 time per week. 3 times per weeks also can. But if you are having the soreness, it's better to give time for recovery
why are you sore all over? i've done HIIT up to 5x a week before and no soreness issues then. as a matter of fact, i don't even get sore doing HIIT. (threadmill- running)
the only time i did have trouble while doing HIIT was after leg workout days.
and even then, its not HIIT that was the problem.. it was my sore legs from leg workouts the day b4.
could it be not enough protein in your diet?
Maybe your hiit is super intense so you end up sore. hehe
u shd try tabata circuits too. supposed to be worse then HIIT.
Feb 13 2009, 11:32 AM

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