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HIIT training while in Keto?
Is this risky at all? I wanted to do HIIT + CDK as part of my cutting routine
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fat and small
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Nah, it ain't risky.
But it REALLY, REALLY SUCKS.
Besides, it doesn't really work very well. You'll be thinking 'Move legs! MOVE!' but they can't--not enough glycogen.Last edited by Blood&Iron; 01-08-2003 at 08:31 PM.
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So regular cardio would probably be best?
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could always save HIIT for when Im trying to tighten up my skin and shrik it
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confused by simplicity
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Yes, moderate intensity.Originally posted by Bryan
So regular cardio would probably be best?
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If you are doing CKD, then you get one hit workout per week (or however long your cycle is). That's the basic idea of CKD, get in a good workout, while you mostly have low glycogen the rest of the week.
Doing hit with super saturated muscle glycogen, rules....
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Isn't that glycogen used for weight training?
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