Now that science has proven that high intensity interval training is a really great way to
get in shape and get really fast results, there are probably a lot of people that are
curious about the types of exercise that they can do to kickstart their journey to their
fitness goals. There are a number of great exercises that you can do, but this article is
going to narrow down the massive amount of choices to just about 5 of the best HIIT fat
burning moves.
Burpees
For this workout, you begin in a standing position. Put your hands on the ground, and
hop backwards so that your body becomes extended in the way you would be when
beginning to do pushups. Without hesitation, you should immediately jump back to
where your hands are so you can easily and quickly stand, then jump with raised arms.
Repeats the entire cycle for 30 seconds, or repeat 30 times.
Tricep Dips
In the beginning, this exercise might take some effort because it requires you to be in
the crab-walk position. In order for it to be done properly, your body has to be lined up
as follows. Be sure that you are facing upward with your hands and feet firmly planted
downward. Your hands should be lined up below your shoulders and your feet should
be flat on the ground with your knees bent at a 90-degree angle. You back should be
straight. Once in position, lower your body as far as you can to the ground while
maintaining a straight back. Repeat 10 times.
Push-Ups
Be sure to start this exercise on the ground in a traditional push up position. Your hands
should be on the ground and lined up with your shoulders. Keep your elbows at your
sides and lower yourself. Get as close to the ground as you can without touching it or
resting directly on to it. Raise yourself back to the beginning position and repeat 30
times.
Jump Squats
Jump squats are a great exercise that engages the core. Try these for a fitness blast.
From a standing position, be sure that your feet are lined up with your shoulders. Bend
at the knees. Try to keep your knees and feet aligned. Fall back into a quarter squat.
Jump and try to land back in your previous position. Repeat for 40 times.