Ninsha
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I was on the stairmaster machine last night doing my own freeform HIIT, 1 minute at a decent clip, a little faster than you would normally walk up stairs 1 at a time. Then 1 minute of "OH ****" breakneck speed, practically sprinting up the stairs.
After 6 minutes I was spent (funny, my girlfriend has to deal with the same thing...). But I seriously counted down the last 10 seconds of my final sprint as if I were going to die if the number did not hit zero soon.
I got off the machine, and my weight workout was GARBAGE afterwards. I just had no energy to put into the weights...I no longer wanted to be at the gym.
So the question is: When do you just give in and say 'I can't do any more'.
Also: the machine reads that like 130 calories were burned -- Taking into context the afterburn from HIIT, that number is misleading, right?
After 6 minutes I was spent (funny, my girlfriend has to deal with the same thing...). But I seriously counted down the last 10 seconds of my final sprint as if I were going to die if the number did not hit zero soon.
I got off the machine, and my weight workout was GARBAGE afterwards. I just had no energy to put into the weights...I no longer wanted to be at the gym.
So the question is: When do you just give in and say 'I can't do any more'.
Also: the machine reads that like 130 calories were burned -- Taking into context the afterburn from HIIT, that number is misleading, right?