Research: 8
overweight young adults were measured on consecutive mornings following
one of two protocols: The first group of men followed a single one-set
training protocol, and the second group of mean followed a three-set
whole body protocol.
Result: Resting
energy expenditure was significantly elevated equally for both
protocols, meaning that a 15 minutes single-set routine was just as
effective for boosting one’s metabolic rate as the longer, three-set
option.
Short, intense workouts have grown in popularity over the past few years because they:
- Help you get more work done in a shorter period of time
- There is more research supporting this kind of activity
- Allows you to conveniently schedule workouts around a busy schedule
- Pushes you harder within each workout, leading to faster results
- They are more fun to perform then longer workouts
Over the years, I’ve published many 15 minute workouts on my main blog, ShahTraining.com. Here is one of my favorite bodyweight workouts:
2 minute interval:
- Pullups, 5 reps
- Pushups, 10 reps
- Bodyweight Squat, 20 reps
1 minute rest
How to do it: This
workout is SUPER simple. Set an interval timer for a 2 minute work
period, and a 1 minute rest period. During your work period, perform as
many rounds as possible of pullups, pushups, and squats.
Stop
at 2 minutes, then rest for 1 minute. In the next round, restart with
pullups, and continue. Perform a total of 5 rounds. This workout will
take you a mere 15 minutes. In that short span of time, you’ll have
perform hundreds of repetitions, and will be drenched in sweat.
A FULL Program
If you need a FULL bodyweight training program, then I recommend Ultimate Gymless Workout. Check it out here: Ultimate Gymless Workout
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