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Rabble London redefines traditional HIIT with childhood games

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Rabble London is transforming High-Intensity Interval Training by integrating nostalgic childhood games, making exercise fun and accessible for all fitness levels.

Rabble London Redefines Traditional HIIT with Childhood Games

In a bid to revolutionise fitness and make exercise more enjoyable, Rabble London is changing the way people perceive High-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) by blending it with a nostalgic twist. The group, known for its innovative approach to fitness, offers sessions that incorporate childhood games, ensuring participants develop their speed, endurance, coordination, agility, and strength, all while having fun.

Rabble London caters to individuals of varying fitness levels, and their sessions are designed to last an hour. What sets these workouts apart is their basis in traditional schoolyard games, providing a familiar yet invigorating experience for attendees. Participants can expect to engage in activities such as Bulldog, Capture the Flag, Dodgeball, and Frisbee, among others. The games played vary with each session, and the rules are explained at the outset, making them accessible even for those who might not recall the specifics from their school days.

The fitness sessions take place in multiple locations across London, ensuring that they’re accessible to a large segment of the city’s population. Locations include Clapham Common, Shoreditch Park, and Southwark Park, as well as several schools such as Haggerston School in Hoxton and COLA Highbury Grove in Highbury & Islington. The venues are chosen to accommodate all-weather activities, ensuring that rain or shine, the games go on.

Rabble London occasionally organises intercity games, a concept akin to a sports day for adults, promoting healthy competition and camaraderie among participants. This unique approach not only encourages physical fitness but also fosters a sense of community and fun, reminiscent of childhood playtimes.

Those interested in participating in a Rabble London session need to come prepared in suitable sportswear and bring along a water bottle, ready to immerse themselves in a session of exhilarating and friendly competition. With a growing following, Rabble London offers a refreshing alternative to traditional fitness regimes, combining the vigour of HIIT with the joy of playful games.

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