Re: The Fitness Thread
In an ideal world, that would hold true, but the metabolic boost you'd get from HIIT is seriously minimal and definitely not enough to allow you to eat 300+ cals worth of food. And again, why anyone would do cardio when trying to put on or even maintain their weight is beyond me. Cardio should be saved for the very end of a cut when lowering caloric intake is no longer an option.
And watch out, bro. You mean Dr. If you've followed him a while, you'll know how much he likes to pull the PhD card
If they're trying to bump up their metabolism by even the slightest bit, why aren't they doing LISS and not HIIT like Reach stated above?
If the article answers my question, I apologize, but ain't nobody got time fo' dat.
U wot m8?
In an ideal world, that would hold true, but the metabolic boost you'd get from HIIT is seriously minimal and definitely not enough to allow you to eat 300+ cals worth of food. And again, why anyone would do cardio when trying to put on or even maintain their weight is beyond me. Cardio should be saved for the very end of a cut when lowering caloric intake is no longer an option.
And watch out, bro. You mean Dr. If you've followed him a while, you'll know how much he likes to pull the PhD card

If they're trying to bump up their metabolism by even the slightest bit, why aren't they doing LISS and not HIIT like Reach stated above?
If the article answers my question, I apologize, but ain't nobody got time fo' dat.
U wot m8?







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