Best workout training with tabata music timer

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 TABATA TIMER MUSIC, Jim Rego using JayBird BlueBuds X Wireless Headphones. Tabata Songs 

Anyone who has been to a CrossFit class has encountered a Tabata style WOD at some point or another.

Since Japanese Doctor Izumi Tabata created this HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) method in the 1990s, gyms, trainers and CrossFit Affiliates from around the world have been incorporating the Tabata protocol into their daily workouts regimes.

For anyone unfamiliar with Tabata training, a Tabata is a four-minute interval workout, consisting of 20 seconds of intense activity, followed by 10 seconds of rest, for a total of eight intervals. Any exercise may be used with the Tabata method.

Nowadays there are a number of popular Tabata workouts in the sport of CrossFit, including ‘Tabata This’, ‘Tabata That’, ‘Tabata Something Else’, ‘Tabata Bar Hopping’, ‘Tabata Wall Balls’ and many more.

Because Tabata training requires such specifically timed intervals, having a watch, clock, or tabata timer is a necessity in order to stay on track. However, they can often compromise your performance because instead of concentrating on the workout, you end up looking at your wrist watch, over your shoulder, or at your iPhone timer instead of worrying about your reps and form.

This is why something like Tabata Songs is so useful.

TabataSongs.com is an online music website dedicated specifically to Tabata training.

The site was the brainchild of Jay Driscoll and John “Wayno” Waynelovich, two touring musicians who have been involved in the music industry for years, which is why it is not surprising the music actually sounds great.