Best sprint workout for weight loss
From my own experience, supersetting leg exercises has an impressive impact on testosterone (doing squats, the forward lunges, with little of no rest between sets). Interval training raises your metabolism and burns fat faster than low intensity workouts. This is huge for me considering running is my NEMESIS. Before beginning an interval training session using sprints, you need to warm up (just as you do for any form of exercise). This is a recipe for getting a lean body while spending MUCH less time working out. It combines aerobic (endurance building) and anaerobic (muscle building) exercises into the same workout session. It strengthens your muscles and raises your metabolism and heart rate. I prefer static stretching at the end of the track workout to help loosen up the muscles, which can become tight and fatigued after the intense sprinting. I have been able to shave off very precious seconds off my mile. Sprinting can be an important part of your weight loss routine. I am going to try bringing it down to 200 meter sprints and see how it goes. You want your heart rate and breathing to slow down somewhat, but not to return to normal. Running as fast as you can, or sprinting, makes you breathe harder, so it increases the amount of oxygen in your blood. The last couple sprints are tough because you may not be able to fully recover your breath. Performing short sprints at intervals throughout the day raises your heart rate more effectively than low intensity training, and can ultimately help you lose more weight than would low intensity training alone.
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This stretching at the end can also aid in recovery by reducing the amount of soreness you feel the next day. You are going to sprint as fast as you can for 200 meters, which is half the track, then you are going to walk for 200 meters. Some of my friends who were track athletes tell me they used to jog between sprinting sometimes instead of walking, but that was mainly for 100 meters on and 100 meters off interval training. The idea is to maintain a pace that you can sustain for a longer period, but that nevertheless requires some amount of exertion. Start the workout with a dynamic stretching routine, which helps the body improve kinesthetic awareness, get warmed up, and stretch out all at the same time. Interval training burns calories while adding muscle and enhancing cardiovascular endurance. The following workout is a 200 meter interval training sprint I do at the East River Park track in NYC. I prefer a couple times around the track (800 meters), which is about half a mile. You are going to alternate between sprinting and running for 5 rounds. If you are in awesome shape, you may be able to shoot for 10 rounds, and conversely if you are starting out, you only lightly jog instead of sprint. I have a high intensity interval training workout below for you to help you burn A TON of calories and burn some serious fat. Sprinting is debatably the most effective cardio method to burn the most amount of fat in the least amount of time. I think cutting down the sprint to 200 meters will allow you to run even faster.
