Quote Originally Posted by MuscleScience View Post
You sacrifice some, but my goal is to cut not improve my lifts at the moment. Plus when you get your heart rate up really high you release a lot more GH durning and post exercise. Which means hopefully more fat utilization and better recovery.

So my program will look something like this.

Bench:3x10
Tabata: stairstepper 2min
Incline press: 3x10
Tabata: Mountain climbers 2min
Chest flies: 3x10
Tabata: stair stepper 2min

And so and and so on. So by the time I’m done lifting I’ve got 20-26 minutes of HIIT done (cardio) and my heart rate is elevated into my desired range the entire workout. Which I want to be in the 130’s the entire workout. Then when I’m done with weights I will do 15-20 minutes steady state cardio to cool down and burn a bit more muscle glycogen off.

Here is a sample of what my heart rate looks like through my workouts.

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if this holds true than thats why HIT is an amazing way to bulk recomp or cut imho - my HR reaches 65-172 during my w/o's alone its like cardio and heavy weight training in one