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On episode 007 of the #AskLiveLeanTV show, we’re answering 9 of your questions, including what HIIT exercise burns the most calories in a commercial gym?
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Michael on Snapchat asks:
What HIIT exercise will burn the most calories in a commercial gym?
We normally don’t look at exercising just in terms of calorie burn.
However, this is a good question because it is important to get the most bang for your buck, during your workout time.
When you say “HIIT exercise”, rather than weighted or bodyweight cardio exercises, we’ll assume you mean cardio machines, including sprints, treadmill, stair climber, etc.
There are so many choices to pick from, however I do have a blog post titled, How Many Calories Are You Burning With Your Cardio.
This includes a list of the approximate calories a 125 lbs, a 150 lbs, and a 185 lbs person would burn in 30 minutes from doing each type of cardio.
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The amount of calorie burn depends on the following criteria:
Obviously the slower you go, the lower the intensity, thus the lower the calorie burn.
This is always a criteria to keep in mind when it comes to cardio, or any exercise, you do in a commercial gym or at home.
However, one of the best high calorie burning cardio machines is the stair climber machine, also known as the Stepmill.
Jump rope is another amazing calorie burning exercise.
The stair climber or stepmill is a cardio machine that has a rotating stair case, where you walk up the stairs, similar to an escalator.
The StairMaster is simply a brand of stair climber.
However, the StairMaster brand became so popular that people started calling all brands of stair climber machines, the StairMaster.
When it comes to cardio, the stair climber machine will kick your butt.
A 150 pound person would burn approximately 680 calories, in an hour, on the stair climber.
However, good luck staying on the stair climber for an hour.
When it comes to the stair climber, you have to build yourself up to staying on it for extended periods of time.
I remember when I used to have a stair climber competition with a girl back in Halifax.
I would always be amazed at how she could be on the stair climber for 40 minutes.
When I tried to stay on for 40 minutes, I’d quit after 15 minutes.
I eventually did build my way up to staying on for 40 minutes.
Jessica’s longest time was 45 minutes.
It was brutal.
I haven’t done the stair climber in a long time, but now I want to try it again.
I don’t typically recommend people just get on the treadmill, or any piece of cardio equipment, to see how long they can go for.
However, if you want to test your limits, the stair climber is a really good cardio machine to try.
You could use the stair climber as a:
If you’re going to do weight training and cardio in the same workout, complete the cardio workout after your weights.
The stair climber is a good cardio machine for a LISS steady pace cardio workout.
I also like it for intervals.
Bottom line, I’m okay with your getting on the stair climber for either a steady pace workout, as you build up to 40 minutes or as a quick 15 minute HIIT workout.
It’s also great for building up your calves.
This question has inspired me to get back on the stair climber.
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I’m an athlete that does morning strength workouts everyday, then two and a half hours of soccer. Is that too much? How much is too much exercise?
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