Conditioning training and intervals should be simple. Picking the right exercises are key, so that even when your heart is going ten to a dozen, and your legs and lungs are on fire, your technique is still first class. One of the reasons I hate burpees for example are because even at the best of times the technique is often questionnable. You can't go wrong with basic jumps performed in a suspension trainer or TRX. Pretty good tchnique can be maintained throughout a highly fatiguing set, and there's not too much force wrecking your knees and hips when a suspension trainer is involved. Try these for timed intervals, say as a superset or circuit with some other moves, or simply 30 seconds work followed by 30 seconds of rest (or 20:40 for beginners). When it comes to conditioning/interval training remember: K.I.S.S - Keep It Simple Stupid! |
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