One method of training that has always been a prescription for training in my camp involves the application of HIIT workouts. HIIT stands for High Intensity Interval Training and is pronounced “hit.” The name is cool and the impact of this style of training lives up to the name.
Have you tried a kettlebell HIIT workout? So as a strength and conditioning coach I’m all about hitting heavy lifts and building strength. However there are times when you mentally and physically have to challenge yourself. Therefore there are times when you have to challenge your fitness. Certainly, there are times when simplicity is necessary for you to get in a day’s work. So on these days the goal for you should be about work output. As a result all your thinking should be limited to hammering away at the one or two tasks at hand for some serious volume. Therefore, this is precisely the goal for today’s training.
When it comes to getting your body dialed in to being fit and to build a lean physique for a serious fat burn you’ve to be smart and efficient in your training. The good news is that you can do this without the need of a gym membership, or additional equipment. Don’t underestimate the power of gravity and the fact that you’re two arms and two legs make you a walking gym!
If you’re serious about your fitness and being time efficient with your strength and conditioning then this article is going to be right up your alley. So it’s no secret that kettlebell workouts can be leveraged for some ballistic movements. As a result, kettlebell workouts can demand a lot of strength and a great deal of work output when training them efficiently. So today I want to introduce 4 ballistic workouts you can use with a single kettlebell to give your fitness and cardiovascular work capacity a serious upgrade. These workouts are designed to allow you to build on your work capacity so you’ll have more in the tank when you need to get in the day’s work!
If you aren’t familiar with the term HIIT it essentially stands for High Intensity Interval Training and is pronounced “hit.” This form of interval based training essentially means that your goal should be to perform a short burst interval of an exercise as fast as you can and with as much effort as possible.
Because of this these time efficient HIIT workouts can vary. So you can scale the level of intensity and volume as you can with anything else in order to suit your current level of fitness and ability. Remember that I always expect you to push, but not at the expense of quality movement and control.
