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If I do HIIT, I'll definitely need a shower which takes time and resources. A 30 min walk? Not as much. Sometimes the practical solution isn't the most efficie
by jgorn 9y ago
If I do HIIT, I'll definitely need a shower which takes time and resources. A 30 min walk? Not as much.
Sometimes the practical solution isn't the most efficient.
- rubber_duck 9y agoI wasn't suggesting you should do HIIT at work (although we used to take an hour gym breaks during lunch at my previous office since we had a gym next door to the office), but rather do 10 mins of exercise at home and get more benefits while saving 20 mins of time. I mean if you're chatting with coworkers and relaxing during the walk then it's a different story - but if you're just in to it for health benefits - like I've seen people suggest walking home from work, etc. - just take the shorter route and do proper exercise.