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For this week's installment of #WTFWednesday, I'm discussing High Intensity Interval Training - otherwise affectionately (or not...) know as HIIT. It's January and that generally means the gym will receive an influx of new members and extra visits, as people commit (or recommit) to their resolutions + goals. And since HIIT is popularly known as an efficient, effective form of exercise (which it is!), it's likely that people might gravitate toward the method. Unfortunately, HIIT can also get a bad rap for being unsafe or causing injuries (which it also can!); this generally is due to the fact that individuals might try to HIIT it (pun intended) too hard too fast. Just like any other exercise
