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Sprint Interval Timer

Eight sprints of 20 seconds, each followed by a full minute of walking. The warmup and cooldown run two minutes apiece — sprinting cold is asking for a pulled hamstring — and the session totals 13:40.

The lopsided ratio is deliberate. True top-speed running, riding, or rowing can’t be repeated on short rest — quality collapses and you end up doing tempo work instead. Three parts recovery to one part work keeps every rep genuinely fast. Take this to a track or hill, or onto a bike or rower, and once eight quality reps come easily, open the preset in the editor and shorten the walks.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long do the sprint intervals take?
13:40 end to end — an extended warmup, eight rounds of sprinting and walking, and an equally long cooldown.
Why is the rest three times longer than the work?
Because the sprints are meant to be all-out. Short rest would force you to slow down by round three; a full minute of walking lets every sprint stay fast.
Can I do these on a treadmill?
Yes, but treadmills take several seconds to reach speed, so a 20-second sprint loses much of its window. Hills, tracks, bikes, and rowers respond instantly; if you’re stuck on a treadmill, straddle the belt during the walks instead of adjusting the speed.