HIIT The Greatest Routine Workout for Your Heart and Fat Loss

We all know by now that all exercise is good, based on the proven facts that It can lower cholesterol level, significantly decrease the risk of blood clots, and sometimes reverse heart disease.
Cardiologists are now recommending a minimum of 30 minutes of moderate to vigorous exercise three times a week. The best way to get this kind of activity in without get bored running on the treadmill or even outside, is to do high-intensity interval training, or HIIT. A good HIIT workout, according to recent research, builds heart strength by increasing your ticker’s pumping capacity.
In order to increase the strength of any muscle, one must stress it. A HIIT workout is better than most exercise routines because the rest periods make it possible to complete short workouts at higher intensities. Tranquillity 360 fitness personal trainer Malachi, who is specialises in weight loss and endurance training, have being using HIIT programmes with great success.
Malachi stated, that it is already clear that for HIIT to work to reach its full protentional, one must give it everything,  during the high intensity periods of your HIIT workout. Giving it everything you got means that you should be hitting 90-95% percent of your MHR (maximum heart rate).  
Here is a basic HIIT workout design by Tranquillity 360 Fitness Trainer Malachi
Basic beginners Treadmill HIIT Workout
 
·         Basic warm-up starting with a brisk walk and work your way up to a light jog – 10 minutes
·         Run at 10 mph for 30 seconds to 1 minute
·         Walk at 3.5-4 mph for 2 minutes
 
·         Repeat this cycle 7 more times (8 cycles total)
·         If the work interval isn’t enough of a challenge, add a slight incline to the treadmill
 
·         Perform a cool-down walk for 5 minutes before stretching and drinking plenty of water
 
Note: Ask your doctor to evaluate your heart health before starting an exercise program if you’re not used to vigorous activity. Always asked a trained professional to assist you in designing a HIIT workout program that fits in with you, as no two same persons are the same. 

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