Reply With Quotefrom my understanding (which i could be wrong here) HIIT cardio is another form of anaerobic exercise as opposed to standard cardio which is aerobic. during anaerobic exercise, your burning calories from different sources than just hopping on the treadmill and going the same pace.
it's the chemical/hormone release that takes place afterward too. just like weightlifting, your metabolism will be raised for a day or so.
*waits for a scientific approach to question*
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explaination of hiit science
i understand that HIIT boosts your metabolism more than just low intensity running but can someone explain this to me via science?
articles anyone?
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yeah i though it might be some sort of hormone/LGH release but i dont know that boosts your metabolism.
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