How Much Water to Drink While HIIT Training
High-intensity interval training pushes your heart rate to maximum, causing rapid sweat loss in short bursts. Even a 20-minute HIIT session can deplete significant fluids.
3500ml
Recommended daily intake
3.5L
litres
14
glasses
tips_and_updatesHydration Tips for HIIT Training
- check_circleHydrate well before your session as there is little time to drink during HIIT
- check_circleTake small sips during rest intervals between sets
- check_circleDrink 400-600ml within 30 minutes after your workout
- check_circleElectrolytes help replenish sodium and potassium lost through intense sweating
- check_circleMonitor your urine colour post-workout to gauge hydration recovery
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