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HMS, BM EQ-Bank 251

Outline the key differences between continuous aerobic training and High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT).   (3 marks)

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Continuous aerobic training

  • Sustained moderate-intensity exercise (60-75% MHR)
  • Extended periods without rest (20+ minutes)
  • Typically 30-60 minutes total duration
  • Predominantly aerobic energy system

HIIT:

  • Alternates high-intensity periods (85-95% MHR) with recovery
  • Varied work-to-rest ratios
  • Shorter total duration (15-30 minutes)
  • More intense overall
  • Engages both aerobic and anaerobic systems
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Sample Answer

Continuous aerobic training

  • Sustained moderate-intensity exercise (60-75% MHR)
  • Extended periods without rest (20+ minutes)
  • Typically 30-60 minutes total duration
  • Predominantly aerobic energy system

HIIT:

  • Alternates high-intensity periods (85-95% MHR) with recovery
  • Varied work-to-rest ratios
  • Shorter total duration (15-30 minutes)
  • More intense overall
  • Engages both aerobic and anaerobic systems

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