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  • taniwharugbyT Offline
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    @MajorRage this guy does alot of HIIT stuff

    Jordan Yeoh Fitness

    Jordan Yeoh Fitness

    Hey! Welcome to my Youtube channel! I got nothing much to say here, but one thing for sure is I hope you will get a lot of benefits from my content. Alright then, see you in my videos!

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    @MajorRage it's not much, but Bonesetta and I did daily workouts at home when the pandemic hit and they helped me drop almost 10 kegs when combined with 3-4 short (3-5km) runs a week.

    Did in a pyramid (reverse?) so rotate through 4 exercises as a set, doing 10-8-6-4-2. Think I was only using 7.5kg dumbbells.

    Upper body:
    -Pushups
    -Dips
    -Curls
    -Rows
    -Rest for 30-60s then repeat (I only did 3 sets typically, but maybe go as many as you can until you can't complete a full set).

    Then a finisher of overhead carries with shoulder press at each end in a similar manner (5-4-3-2-1) so 5 presses, carry 5 or so metres (other side of the garden), turn, 5 presses, carry back, turn, 4 presses, etc.

    Lower Body (same dumbbells)
    -Deadlifts
    -Goblet Squats
    -KB Swings
    -Thrusters

    Not sure we had a finisher for that, but could do walking lunges or something.

    Like I said, not exactly HI, but you can tailor something like that to be I'm sure and mix/match on other exercises. Really easy to get out and do,

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  • MajorRageM Away
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    @Bones Cheers, useful stuff.

    @taniwharugby said in HIIT - High Intensity Interval Training:

    @MajorRage this guy does alot of HIIT stuff

    Jordan Yeoh Fitness

    Jordan Yeoh Fitness

    Hey! Welcome to my Youtube channel! I got nothing much to say here, but one thing for sure is I hope you will get a lot of benefits from my content. Alright then, see you in my videos!

    Thanks, will do.

    My mate does F45, he's 45 and basically built like the fella above. He eats/drinks what he wants, when he wants, but he does that F45 every single day. It's pretty motivating.

    But he loves gyms. So I can't do what he does.

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    @MajorRage said in HIIT - High Intensity Interval Training:

    @Bones Cheers, useful stuff.

    @taniwharugby said in HIIT - High Intensity Interval Training:

    @MajorRage this guy does alot of HIIT stuff

    Jordan Yeoh Fitness

    Jordan Yeoh Fitness

    Hey! Welcome to my Youtube channel! I got nothing much to say here, but one thing for sure is I hope you will get a lot of benefits from my content. Alright then, see you in my videos!

    Thanks, will do.

    My mate does F45, he's 45 and basically built like the fella above. He eats/drinks what he wants, when he wants, but he does that F45 every single day. It's pretty motivating.

    But he loves gyms. So I can't do what he does.

    Yeah that F45 is almost like a cult, people love it with the branded t shirts and all of that.

    Some people need the companionship for motivation I suppose but being a tight Scotsman I realise it’s nothing you can’t set up in your own garage if you have the space and inclination

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    @MajorRage said in HIIT - High Intensity Interval Training:

    Anybody got any good online resource they use for some workouts with this?

    I know there is loads out there, but some of them are quite contradictory. Would be interested in finding a site (happy to pay if need be) which offers really good HIIT daily or 3/4 times a week workouts. And ones which people have used so can strong recommend to be good.

    I've gotten a bit bored of running, after covering 4,500 km in around 2.5 years ... Need something to get my mojo back as I've started to balloon again and its' not cool.

    @JK has posted some great ones on his page. Not sure what his sauce is. I've seen some great results from people doing F45 and they seem to get very addicted to it. Ultimately, as @MN5 says you can always customise them yourself to suit your strengths or what you enjoy doing.

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  • Rancid SchnitzelR Offline
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    @MN5 said in HIIT - High Intensity Interval Training:

    @MajorRage said in HIIT - High Intensity Interval Training:

    @Bones Cheers, useful stuff.

    @taniwharugby said in HIIT - High Intensity Interval Training:

    @MajorRage this guy does alot of HIIT stuff

    Jordan Yeoh Fitness

    Jordan Yeoh Fitness

    Hey! Welcome to my Youtube channel! I got nothing much to say here, but one thing for sure is I hope you will get a lot of benefits from my content. Alright then, see you in my videos!

    Thanks, will do.

    My mate does F45, he's 45 and basically built like the fella above. He eats/drinks what he wants, when he wants, but he does that F45 every single day. It's pretty motivating.

    But he loves gyms. So I can't do what he does.

    Yeah that F45 is almost like a cult, people love it with the branded t shirts and all of that.

    Some people need the companionship for motivation I suppose but being a tight Scotsman I realise it’s nothing you can’t set up in your own garage if you have the space and inclination

    This is my view too. Was very much enjoying boot camp, but was hard to justify the cost when I can do it myself for free.

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    @MajorRage a couple of principles I stick to for my HIIT workouts are:

    • mix of upper body and lower body
    • mix of ‘push’ and ‘pull’ exercises
    • mix of weights and non-weights
    • vary exercise and rest times over time
    • it’s not all about being CrossFit 😎

    A few simple faithfuls from over the years:

    • sprint 90-100m / 20s as many push-ups as possible / 30s rest (or walk) - then repeat 8-10 of times.

    • 30s Deadlifts (60% max) / 1min skipping / 30s rest - repeat for period of time

    • 1min row (70-80% effort) / DB bench press - no rest and repeat

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  • MiketheSnowM Offline
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    Eat less, walk more

    Your 55+ old body will thank you down the line

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  • MN5M Offline
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    @Rancid-Schnitzel said in HIIT - High Intensity Interval Training:

    @MN5 said in HIIT - High Intensity Interval Training:

    @MajorRage said in HIIT - High Intensity Interval Training:

    @Bones Cheers, useful stuff.

    @taniwharugby said in HIIT - High Intensity Interval Training:

    @MajorRage this guy does alot of HIIT stuff

    Jordan Yeoh Fitness

    Jordan Yeoh Fitness

    Hey! Welcome to my Youtube channel! I got nothing much to say here, but one thing for sure is I hope you will get a lot of benefits from my content. Alright then, see you in my videos!

    Thanks, will do.

    My mate does F45, he's 45 and basically built like the fella above. He eats/drinks what he wants, when he wants, but he does that F45 every single day. It's pretty motivating.

    But he loves gyms. So I can't do what he does.

    Yeah that F45 is almost like a cult, people love it with the branded t shirts and all of that.

    Some people need the companionship for motivation I suppose but being a tight Scotsman I realise it’s nothing you can’t set up in your own garage if you have the space and inclination

    This is my view too. Was very much enjoying boot camp, but was hard to justify the cost when I can do it myself for free.

    But….each to their own. I don’t need a team of people shouting at me to try and get those last reps of whatever but the other half’s cousin is well into F45 and lost a lot of weight and made some new friends.

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  • MN5M Offline
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    @MiketheSnow said in HIIT - High Intensity Interval Training:

    **Eat less, walk more
    **
    Your 55+ old body will thank you down the line

    You’re half right at least

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  • taniwharugbyT Offline
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    HIIT stuff is great for a good workout in short time, if you pick the right ones and combinations it will smash you!

    LIke @Bones when I had my home set up I used to do something similar, where I'd start at 2 reps for each exercise, then 4, 6 up to 10 and then back down to 2, or sometimes I'd just go upto 20.

    Just finding what works for you is the key.

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  • MajorRageM Away
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    @Rancid-Schnitzel said in HIIT - High Intensity Interval Training:

    @MajorRage said in HIIT - High Intensity Interval Training:

    Anybody got any good online resource they use for some workouts with this?

    I know there is loads out there, but some of them are quite contradictory. Would be interested in finding a site (happy to pay if need be) which offers really good HIIT daily or 3/4 times a week workouts. And ones which people have used so can strong recommend to be good.

    I've gotten a bit bored of running, after covering 4,500 km in around 2.5 years ... Need something to get my mojo back as I've started to balloon again and its' not cool.

    @JK has posted some great ones on his page. Not sure what his sauce is. I've seen some great results from people doing F45 and they seem to get very addicted to it. Ultimately, as @MN5 says you can always customise them yourself to suit your strengths or what you enjoy doing.

    Did read @JK. Felt very very lazy.

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    I heard yas calling.....

    Haven't done much of late but most of what I was doing over lockdown was crossfit based.

    Ive done plenty of F45 and crossfit stuff in the past too and its much of a muchness really in that its getting shit down with minimal breaks or active recovery.

    You could check out 'the girls' crossfit benchmark workouts to give you some good ideas and then amend movements for what equipment you have available.

    I will try find a couple of links to stuff I used in the past but my workout log during lockdown periods is probably a good start Link to start of trianing at last lockdown --> https://www.forum.thesilverfern.com/topic/248/jk-vs-bigred/3400

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    @JK said in HIIT - High Intensity Interval Training:

    I heard yas calling.....

    Haven't done much of late but most of what I was doing over lockdown was crossfit based.

    Ive done plenty of F45 and crossfit stuff in the past too and its much of a muchness really in that its getting shit down with minimal breaks or active recovery.

    You could check out 'the girls' crossfit benchmark workouts to give you some good ideas and then amend movements for what equipment you have available.

    I will try find a couple of links to stuff I used in the past but my workout log during lockdown periods is probably a good start

    It’s all “functional” which I like. Very old school in a way but with modern marketing.

    Not sure what Pinetrees bench, squat and deadlift stats were at his peak ( or if he ever did any of these lifts ever ) but it’s fair to say he got strong for Rugby by lugging fence posts and sheep around the farm all day.

    I can see the appeal to modern desk jockeys that’s for sure.

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  • MajorRageM Away
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    Right, read a huge amount last two days and kicked off with this tonight

    5 sets of the below with 45 sec on 15 sec break for each

    Skipping, TRX arms, squats, burpee variations, abs variations

    Not a bad start, tough but do able. Massive head ache end of set 3 which passed. Been off the carbs which may be a factor.

    Going to rotate run/ circuit everyday and build up. Golf tomorrow avo so will do 5k run early doors.

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    @MajorRage said in HIIT - High Intensity Interval Training:

    Right, read a huge amount last two days and kicked off with this tonight

    5 sets of the below with 45 sec on 15 sec break for each

    Skipping, TRX arms, squats, burpee variations, abs variations

    Not a bad start, tough but do able. Massive head ache end of set 3 which passed. Been off the carbs which may be a factor.

    Going to rotate run/ circuit everyday and build up. Golf tomorrow avo so will do 5k run early doors.

    Good stuff bro.

    I’d suggest you up your potassium, vitamin C to assist.

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  • MajorRageM Away
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    5k run yesterday. Long Covid hangover perhaps, 6 weeks ago I a ran a half marathon in 1:55 without too much trouble. I'm still really struggling on 5k distance. But it is improving.

    5 sets of 45/15 with 1 min break in between

    Skipping
    Crunch / Left Curl / Right Curl / Leg Raise / Crunch
    Starjumps
    Biceps / Triceps / Squats / Triceps / Biceps
    Burpees with Press Ups

    Next week will move up to 6 exercises.

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    Do you have any sets of dumbbells??

    Get some man makers in to your workouts. Maybe do a ladder 21/15/9 with 400m runs in between.

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    @JK said in HIIT - High Intensity Interval Training:

    Do you have any sets of dumbbells??

    Get some man makers in to your workouts. Maybe do a ladder 21/15/9 with 400m runs in between.

    My wife has some 2.5 lb ones ... thats pretty light, but not probably not a bad place to start.

    Watching me do 21 of these will be hilarious. Might give it a go though. But not today. Will add man makers to todays sessions anyway and see how I get on. Cheers for the exercise.

    Finally seeing some improvement in running. 6k yesterday, still with some difficult moments but not too bad. You guys have no idea how much of a headf**k it is struggling so much with running given my last 2 years.

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    @MajorRage said in HIIT - High Intensity Interval Training:

    @JK said in HIIT - High Intensity Interval Training:

    Do you have any sets of dumbbells??

    Get some man makers in to your workouts. Maybe do a ladder 21/15/9 with 400m runs in between.

    My wife has some 2.5 lb ones ... thats pretty light, but not probably not a bad place to start.

    Watching me do 21 of these will be hilarious. Might give it a go though. But not today. Will add man makers to todays sessions anyway and see how I get on. Cheers for the exercise.

    Finally seeing some improvement in running. 6k yesterday, still with some difficult moments but not too bad. You guys have no idea how much of a headf**k it is struggling so much with running given my last 2 years.

    Ahh yeah dont bother with those light weight. Need 10kg DBs at least to make it worthwhile, otherwise you will just be going thru the motions

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