Best women’s shoes for HIIT workouts

jerrico_atl
jerrico_atl Posts: 9 Member
edited November 26 in Health and Weight Loss
I have Nike metcons but don’t love Nike and was wanting to try another brand. Maybe adidas? Any reccomendations for HIIT?
Thanks in advance!

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  • tomorrowperfume
    tomorrowperfume Posts: 67 Member
    I use Nike metcons for all of my workouts, including this morning's HIIT, and I think they're great. Shoes are a very personal thing, though. Do what I do and jog around the shoe store when you're trying them on. You'll get a bit of cardio and be able to make an informed decision on your new trainers!
  • AnnPT77
    AnnPT77 Posts: 34,600 Member
    HIIT what? Calisthenics? What kind of movement involved?

    People do HIIT anything: Running, biking, circuits, rowing, calisthenics, high rep low weight circuit training, you name it.

    Shoe needs relate to the type of activity. I do machine rowing HIIT in sock feet. ;)
  • jerrico_atl
    jerrico_atl Posts: 9 Member
    I use Nike metcons for all of my workouts, including this morning's HIIT, and I think they're great. Shoes are a very personal thing, though. Do what I do and jog around the shoe store when you're trying them on. You'll get a bit of cardio and be able to make an informed decision on your new trainers!

    Yep/ have metcons- want other suggestions cause don’t love them :)
  • jerrico_atl
    jerrico_atl Posts: 9 Member
    AnnPT77 wrote: »
    HIIT what? Calisthenics? What kind of movement involved?

    People do HIIT anything: Running, biking, circuits, rowing, calisthenics, high rep low weight circuit training, you name it.

    Shoe needs relate to the type of activity. I do machine rowing HIIT in sock feet. ;)
    AnnPT77 wrote: »
    HIIT what? Calisthenics? What kind of movement involved?

    People do HIIT anything: Running, biking, circuits, rowing, calisthenics, high rep low weight circuit training, you name it.

    Shoe needs relate to the type of activity. I do machine rowing HIIT in sock feet. ;)
    AnnPT77 wrote: »
    HIIT what? Calisthenics? What kind of movement involved?

    People do HIIT anything: Running, biking, circuits, rowing, calisthenics, high rep low weight circuit training, you name it.

    Shoe needs relate to the type of activity. I do machine rowing HIIT in sock feet. ;)
    AnnPT77 wrote: »
    HIIT what? Calisthenics? What kind of movement involved?

    People do HIIT anything: Running, biking, circuits, rowing, calisthenics, high rep low weight circuit training, you name it.

    Shoe needs relate to the type of activity. I do machine rowing HIIT in sock feet. ;)

    Bear crawls- burpees - pull ups- dumbbells- mostly calisthenics
  • stanmann571
    stanmann571 Posts: 5,727 Member
    AnnPT77 wrote: »
    HIIT what? Calisthenics? What kind of movement involved?

    People do HIIT anything: Running, biking, circuits, rowing, calisthenics, high rep low weight circuit training, you name it.

    Shoe needs relate to the type of activity. I do machine rowing HIIT in sock feet. ;)
    AnnPT77 wrote: »
    HIIT what? Calisthenics? What kind of movement involved?

    People do HIIT anything: Running, biking, circuits, rowing, calisthenics, high rep low weight circuit training, you name it.

    Shoe needs relate to the type of activity. I do machine rowing HIIT in sock feet. ;)
    AnnPT77 wrote: »
    HIIT what? Calisthenics? What kind of movement involved?

    People do HIIT anything: Running, biking, circuits, rowing, calisthenics, high rep low weight circuit training, you name it.

    Shoe needs relate to the type of activity. I do machine rowing HIIT in sock feet. ;)
    AnnPT77 wrote: »
    HIIT what? Calisthenics? What kind of movement involved?

    People do HIIT anything: Running, biking, circuits, rowing, calisthenics, high rep low weight circuit training, you name it.

    Shoe needs relate to the type of activity. I do machine rowing HIIT in sock feet. ;)

    Bear crawls- burpees - pull ups- dumbbells- mostly calisthenics


    If you're doing mostly calisthenics, then I would suggest bare feet or yoga socks.

    If your facility doesn't allow that, then Vibrams or mat shoes or swim shoes.
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