Effects of High Intensity Interval Training versus Moderate Continuous Aerobic Exercise on Sedentary College Students
Date
2013-05Author
Augustin, Olivia
Petrofsky, Lyddia
Lyman, Kathryn
Weiler, Brittany
Advisor(s)
Bredle, Donald Louis, 1949-
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Several recent studies have suggested high-intensity interval training (HIIT) may have advantages over more traditional high-volume moderate-intensity programs. The purpose of this study was to compare two training protocols and their effects on the following health variables: aerobic capacity, body composition, and power, in
sedentary college students ages 18-24.
Subject
High-intensity interval training--Effects of
Exercise intensity
Aerobic capacity
Body composition
Power--Physical fitness
Sedentary lifestyle--College students
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