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Shorter, more frequent exercise intervals are particularly effective for deconditioned individuals, as they challenge the body without overwhelming it. Active recovery is preferred to minimize fainting risks and maintain blood flow, even at low workloads. This approach allows for better performance in subsequent high-intensity intervals, striking a balance between effort and recovery.In this clip
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