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HMS, BM EQ-Bank 245

Discuss how HIIT training can be modified for different fitness levels in a group fitness class.  (6 marks)

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Benefits of HIIT modifications:

  • [P] HIIT modifications allow successful participation across all fitness levels.
  • [E] This works because adjustable work-to-rest ratios match individual capacities.
  • [Ev] Those new to exercise use 1:2 ratios (30 sec work/60 sec rest) while advanced use 2:1 ratios.
  • [L] These adjustments ensure everyone achieves appropriate training stimulus.
      
  • [P] Exercise selection modifications enhance inclusivity in group settings.
  • [E] Alternative exercises target same muscle groups at different intensities.
  • [Ev] Beginners perform step-ups while experienced participants complete box jumps.
  • [L] This approach offers safe progression without compromising workout effectiveness.

However, challenges of HIIT modifications include:

  • [P] Monitoring multiple intensity levels creates coaching difficulties.
  • [E] Instructors struggle to observe all participants during high-intensity intervals.
  • [Ev] Effort rating scales help but people judge their own effort differently.
  • [L] Consequently, this may lead to inappropriate training intensities.
      
  • [P] Equipment limitations restrict modification options in group classes.
  • [E] Different fitness levels require varied equipment that may be unavailable.
  • [Ev] Well-conditioned individuals need heavier weights while novices need lighter options.
  • [L] Nevertheless, bodyweight modifications can overcome most equipment constraints.

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Benefits of HIIT modifications:

  • [P] HIIT modifications allow successful participation across all fitness levels.
  • [E] This works because adjustable work-to-rest ratios match individual capacities.
  • [Ev] Those new to exercise use 1:2 ratios (30 sec work/60 sec rest) while advanced use 2:1 ratios.
  • [L] These adjustments ensure everyone achieves appropriate training stimulus.
      
  • [P] Exercise selection modifications enhance inclusivity in group settings.
  • [E] Alternative exercises target same muscle groups at different intensities.
  • [Ev] Beginners perform step-ups while experienced participants complete box jumps.
  • [L] This approach offers safe progression without compromising workout effectiveness.

However, challenges of HIIT modifications include:

  • [P] Monitoring multiple intensity levels creates coaching difficulties.
  • [E] Instructors struggle to observe all participants during high-intensity intervals.
  • [Ev] Effort rating scales help but people judge their own effort differently.
  • [L] Consequently, this may lead to inappropriate training intensities.
      
  • [P] Equipment limitations restrict modification options in group classes.
  • [E] Different fitness levels require varied equipment that may be unavailable.
  • [Ev] Well-conditioned individuals need heavier weights while novices need lighter options.
  • [L] Nevertheless, bodyweight modifications can overcome most equipment constraints.

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