10 Best Sneakers For Interval Training
Updated on: June 2023
Best Sneakers For Interval Training in 2023
Reebok Women's ROS Workout TR 2.0 Sneaker, Cool Shadow/Solid Teal/White, 5 M US
- Mesh upper with textile overlays
- Designed for: High-intensity interval training, plyometrics, versatile conditioning
- Low-cut design for quicker transitions and an anatomical shape for natural movement; 4.5 mm heel drop for stability
- Injection-molded, sculpted EVA midsole cradle and removable OrthoLite insoles for cushioning
- ROPEPRO midfoot teeth add traction and bite for rope climbs; Full-foot, patterned rubber outsole with forefoot flex grooves for flexibility and traction
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Reebok Women's Yourflex Trainette 10 MT Sneaker, Smoky Volcano/Quartz/Whit, 5 M US
- DURABLE AND LIGHTWEIGHT MATERIAL: These game sneakers feature microweb mesh upper fused to a neoprene heel for lightweight comfort
- EFFICIENT FOOT SUPPORT: These stylish trainers features EVA midsole for lightweight cushioning and carbon rubber rim under the toe for strategic traction
- COMFORTABLE AND STURDY DESIGN: This footwear features a low-cut design that provides freedom of motion and quicker transitions
- HIGH-PERFORMANCE RUNNING SHOES: Ideal for multidirectional movements, interval training, speed work
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Reebok Men's ROS Workout TR 2.0 Sneaker, Collegiate Navy/White/Acid Blue, 6.5 M US
- DURABLE AND LIGHTWEIGHT MATERIAL: These sneakers feature open mesh upper for lightweight breathability with textile overlays for abrasion resistance
- EFFICIENT FOOT SUPPORT: These stylish trainers with injection-molded EVA midsole cradle for stability and cushioning; RopePro carbon rubber tech and molded toecap for durability and protection
- COMFORTABLE AND STURDY DESIGN: This footwear with low-cut design provides ankle mobility; Low-profile, anatomical shape with asymmetrical lacing for fit and natural foot movement
- HIGH-PERFORMANCE SPORT SHOES: Full-foot rubber FINN-patterned outsole for increased surface area and traction; Ideal for lifts, plyos, and rope climbs, and workouts
adidas Women's Edgebounce 1.5 Running Shoe, White/tech Silver Metallic/Chalk White, 9.5 M US
- Running shoes with a customizable, sock-like fit for enhanced stability
- Women's-specific fit with internal fit system; Lace closure; Springy feel
- Air mesh upper for breathability
- Flexible Bounce midsole cushioning
- Blown rubber outsole with enhanced impact zones provides secure traction
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Feetmat Work Tennis Shoes for Men Mesh Resistant Sneakers Lightweight Breathable Athletic Running Walking Tennis Work Shoes for MenBlack 9.5
- Breathable mesh upper：Lightweight support and breathable that make your foot always keeps dry and cool.
- Non-slip: The rubber outsole offers impact cushioning, anti-twist, abrasion-resistant and anti-slip performance
- Comfortable insole：the soft insole fits well and protect your ankle ,tongues and feet from hurt
- Occacion：suitable for daily, walking, running, indoor, sports, outdoor, travel, exercise, workout, vacation
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The Dangers of Spin Class
Before you join a spin class, read this article. I recount my experience in spin class and the dangers it poses to a stubborn soul.
Sunday rolls around and here I am up on this stationary bike. Our perfectly muscular trainer walks into class, puts on some high intensity music and screamed, "Are you ready to spin?" At this point I am pumped up and ready. I look over at my friend and try to set my pace with her since I have always been the more active one. I would not dare let her get more mileage in than me. Ten minutes into this class that is usually half an hour, the perfect little instructor announces that this is a special hour and a half class! At that moment, my heart began racing like I had been spinning for hours, but then my common sense kicks in and convinces me that one and a half hours is not too long. Besides, I have been exercising since I was in the womb. Thirty minutes later, my muscles are burning and starting to feel stiff. The look of death must have crossed my face because the instructor then proceeds to call me out over the loudest music I have ever heard to ask me if I was ok. Stubbornly I reply yes. Pushing myself to points I never knew I had, the class ended. But little did I know the class had only begun. Walking to the car my legs gave out twice dropping me to the pavement. "What's wrong with you? Get up!" said Tina. I tried to explain to her the pain that was beginning to shoot through my legs but she just seemed to ignore me. The next day I wake up and my thighs are still flexed and I cannot move! Several days pass and the pain kept getting worse. In the mean time, Tina begins to think I am faking it. Frustrated with my inability to walk, move, or sleep, and Tina's lack of sympathy, I researched my condition. I finally came to the conclusion that I had muscle fiber tears.
So for those of you who have not ridden a bike since middle school, I would suggest keeping it that way!
