Me pehea e taea ai e te 10-meneti HIIT Workout te tahu ngako atu i te hikoi 45-meneti?

📝 Tirotiro i ngā Meka: This is a classic case of a technically true but misleading statement. High-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) does burn more calories *per minute* than steady-state cardio like walking. It also creates a greater 'afterburn' effect, known as Excess Post-exercise Oxygen Consumption (EPOC), where your metabolism stays elevated for a period after you stop exercising. 💨 However, many studies show that when the *total* energy expenditure is matched over time, the overall fat loss between HIIT and longer, slower cardio is very similar. The main advantage of HIIT is its time efficiency—achieving similar results in a much shorter period. So, while a 10-minute HIIT session can be very effective, it doesn't magically burn more total fat than a much longer walk without considering other factors. ⚖️

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