HIIT RUNNING · WEB 0.1.1
HIIT Running
Run. Recover. Repeat.
Your session
1. Warm-up walk
1 min — 5 min
2. Warm-up mobility
20 sec — 1 min · applies to every selected movement
3. Running intervals
Alternate controlled faster running with walking or controlled slow jogging. Recovery uses the rest soundtrack.
4. Cool-down & stretching
1 min — 5 min
20 sec — 1 min · applies to every selected movement
Use repeatable effort, not all-out sprinting. Walk longer when needed. Load a new session after changing settings.
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Find a suitable starting level
02 / A starting point, not a score to chase
Find your starting level
Answer from recent experience; do not perform a maximum-effort test. This is a simple planning guide, not a validated fitness assessment or medical clearance.
Stop exercise for pain, dizziness, chest discomfort or unusual breathlessness. Severe or ongoing symptoms need urgent medical help. Existing conditions, pregnancy or uncertainty about suitability call for individual advice.
RUNNING · PREPARATION · RECOVERY
Movement guide
Move within a comfortable range, breathe throughout and stop a set when your form changes. These cues support practice; they are not a substitute for individual coaching.
Keep the week sustainable.
Use easy movement between demanding sessions. Repeat a manageable routine before adding volume. Progress one variable at a time; jumping variations are optional, not a requirement.
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Guidance: CDC adult activity recommendations · CDC talk test · ACSM interval training overview. Bedscape presets are editorial examples for generally healthy adults, not validated prescriptions.