10 Minute Tabata Training Workout | Karma Athletics

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Tabata training is one of the most popular forms of high intensity interval training (HIIT). It consists of rounds of exercises in a specific 20-seconds-on, 10-seconds-off interval. It is a fantastic full-body anaerobic and aerobic workout. It improves athletic performance, improves glucose metabolism, and is one of the few workouts that can put you in the “Fat Burning Zone”. In addition the Excess Post-Exercise Oxygen Consumption (EPOC) effect is extreme with Tabata Training. Please remember although these are fast as can be intervals having proper form is always more important the speed.

Think of Tabata Training as being short but sweet. You will sure be feeling it when you push yourself to the limit in your 20 seconds max reps, it will be hard and demanding. Yet completing of the workout is too sweet for you both physically and mentally (feeling proud for overcoming the challenge) to not try it.

Studies have found individuals who can perform HIIT have a stronger human willpower! Let’s use that willpower you have stored up to look strong and sexy in your new holiday Karma jacket and tights.

Routine:

Squats
  • 20 seconds at max reps
  • 10 second rest
Burpees
  • 20 seconds at max reps
  • 10 second rest
Mountain Climbers
  • 20 seconds at max reps
  • 10 second rest
Alternating Lunges (Jump Lunges or Step Lunges)
  • 20 seconds at max reps
  • 10 seconds rest
Push Ups (from Knees or Toes)
  • 20 seconds at max reps
  • 10 seconds at rest
High Knees
  • 20 seconds at max reps
  • 10 seconds at rest

Repeat 3 times!

As the cherry on top try to hold the Plank position for 1 full minute after the last round of High Knees.

Total Time = 10 minutes

It is a busy time of year but try your best to find 10 minutes in your day to do your Tabata Training. The chosen exercises hit all the key muscle groups in your body! Strong is sexy this holiday season and it is always better

 

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