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HIRT
HURT · noun · informal
High-intensity resistance training.
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High-Intensity Resistance Training: combining weightlifting with high-volume, minimal-rest work to build muscle and burn fat.
“His HIRT circuits leave him wrecked and dripping.”
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HIRT In A Sentence
His HIRT circuits leave him wrecked and dripping.
Origin & Usage
Fitness-industry acronym, a resistance-focused cousin of HIIT.
People Also Ask
What does HIRT stand for?
High-Intensity Resistance Training — weightlifting done with high volume and minimal rest to build muscle while burning fat.
How is HIRT different from HIIT?
HIIT is interval cardio; HIRT keeps the high-intensity, short-rest structure but centers it on resistance training with weights.
Is HIRT good for fat loss?
The high-volume, minimal-rest style keeps the heart rate up and burns a lot of energy, so it's often used for building muscle and cutting fat at once.
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