HIIT on the stationary bike???
yulia_star
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Can HIIT be performed on a stationary bike? I planned on having the resistance at the max, warm up for about 2 - 3 minutes, ride fast for 30 seconds, then ride at a moderate pace for about 45 - 60 (for now, I'm working my way up to do 30/30) and then repeat, until I've done about 15 - 20 minutes. Sound alright?
Will the stationary bike help reduce my hideous saddlebags?
Edit: Lol, what does bump mean? *is a newbie*
Will the stationary bike help reduce my hideous saddlebags?
Edit: Lol, what does bump mean? *is a newbie*
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Bump! I'd like to know what HIIT routine people do on the bikes as well(:0
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bump. me too!0
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