Can you do LISS after HIIT?

“In fact, doing LISS after a workout session based on HIIT is a great way to break up the triglyceride bonds within more stubborn adipose tissue (the hard-to-burn fat).” The added benefit is you’re less likely to get bored of doing the same old routine in the gym, which sounds very much like a win to us.

Can you do HIIT one day and cardio the next?

HIIT workouts are tough on the body, so for most people, it’s better to do these workouts on separate days. However, if you are already highly-trained, you can probably handle it. When doing both in the same day, keep the HIIT workout strictly cardio so that you’re not overtaxing the muscles.

Can I do LISS and HIIT on same day?

“If you want to maximise fat loss, then it’s quite well known in the fitness industry that doing both (HIIT first then LISS straight after) is better than just doing one or the other. So HIIT for 30 minutes then 30 minutes LISS. If you do this daily, you will look more toned and firmer in just 7 days.”

Can I run after HIIT?

Here are a few examples: If you’ve got 30 minutes to do cardio, try 10 minutes of HIIT followed by 20 minutes of SSC. If you’re doing your cardio outside, you could do sprints followed immediately by walking or jogging, depending on your cardiovascular shape.

Can I do both cardio and HIIT?

Can you do weight training and HIIT on the same day?

Yes, you can do both weight training and HIIT on the same day. Most individuals who do so perform two separate training sessions on the same day to allow for recovery between sessions. If you choose to perform both in the same session, whichever is trained may not be trained to the same level of intensity.

Does running after a workout lose muscle?

“If you’re only running and not doing strength work, then it is possible that you’re going to definitely lose some muscle mass,” said Michael Fredericson, MD, professor and director of physical medicine and sports medicine at Stanford.