medium · GMAT Verbal

A fitness trainer claims: 'High-intensity interval training (HIIT) burns more calories in 20 minutes than steady-state cardio does in 40 minutes. For this reason, HIIT is a more efficient workout for busy professionals.'

What is the conclusion?

  1. Steady-state cardio is a complete waste of anyone's time.
  2. Everyone should abandon all forms of cardio in favor of HIIT.
  3. HIIT burns more calories in 20 minutes than cardio does in 40 minutes.
  4. For busy professionals, HIIT is the more time-efficient workout choice.
  5. Busy professionals have only 20 minutes available to exercise.

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