30 min HIIT vs 60 min LISS: Which really moves the needle?
So, I've been on this cardio journey for a while now, and I'm really diving deep into the debate of HIIT vs LISS. I've done my fair share of HIIT workouts, and I love the intensity, but lately, I've been experimenting with longer, steady-state sessions. With my CrossFit background, I'm used to pushing hard in short bursts, but I'm curious about the benefits of those longer, low-intensity sessions.
I've read that HIIT can be great for fat loss and improving VO2 max in a shorter timeframe, which is super appealing when you're busy. But then there's LISS, which some argue is better for fat oxidation and overall endurance. I want to know, what's the real scoop? If I do 30 minutes of HIIT vs 60 minutes of LISS, which one is actually better for seeing progress?
I'm looking to make my cardio sessions more effective, but it's tough to sift through all the info. If anyone has personal experiences or insights on what truly moves the needle in terms of performance and body composition, I'd love to hear them! Which one have you found more beneficial in your training? Let's get into it!