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HIIT Classes in Banashankari
High-intensity interval training: short bursts of hard work with controlled recovery between them. It is the most time-efficient conditioning we run, and the easiest to scale — the intervals stay the same, the effort inside them is yours.
- Session
- 45 min
- Suits
- beginner, intermediate, advanced
- Format
- group

What to expect
A session, start to finish
- Ten minutes of progressive warm-up — the intervals are not the place to warm up
- Work intervals with prescribed rest, usually across 20–30 minutes
- Bodyweight, kettlebell, rower and bike, varied session to session
- A cool-down that is actually enforced
Why intervals work
Hard efforts with incomplete recovery push your body to get better at clearing fatigue and moving oxygen. Practically, that shows up as stairs getting easier, then long walks, then everything else. It is also brutally time-efficient: a properly run 45-minute interval session does more for conditioning than an hour of steady jogging.
What “high intensity” means for a beginner
It means high relative to you. A first-timer and a regular do the same intervals in the same room and both work hard — the movements and the pace differ. The most common mistake is going too hard in week one and being unable to train for three days; the coach will hold you back, and you should let them.
Timetable
When HIIT runs
Class times move with the season and the coach roster, so check with us before your first visit.
Timings change with the season and the coach roster.
Rather than publish a schedule that might be out of date by the time you read it, message us and we will send you this week’s actual timetable.
Get this week’s timingsQuestions
HIIT — common questions
I am very unfit. Will I be able to keep up?
Is HIIT enough on its own for weight loss?
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Free weights, machines and the floor space to use them properly.
Open floor · Beginners welcomeTry HIIT for free
One full session, no commitment, no pressure to sign anything on the day.