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60/30 Interval Timer

Long-burst conditioning flips the usual HIIT arrangement: a full minute of work against just 30 seconds of recovery, six rounds deep. With a one-minute warmup and cooldown at either end, you’re finished in 10:30.

A minute is too long to sprint, which is the point: these rounds ask for a strong, even output you hold while breathing hard — pacing under fatigue rather than raw speed. Choose an effort you believe you can repeat six times, because the short recoveries will test that belief quickly. If they win, open the preset in the editor and stretch them out until the last round matches the first.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the long-burst session?
10:30 total: a warmup, six rounds of a hard minute followed by a short recovery, and a cooldown.
How hard should each minute be?
Hard enough that the 30-second recovery feels short, easy enough that round six looks like round one. If you fade badly in the back half, you started too fast.
How do I progress it?
Add rounds before you shorten the recoveries — more volume at a repeatable effort beats fewer rounds at a fading one. Both edits take seconds in the editor.