HIIT Modality Rotation Planner

Rotate different interval modalities across weeks while keeping a record of session structure and training emphasis.

Direct answer: Rotate modalities by week while preserving the structural record—work, recovery, repetitions, and emphasis—so changes in modality are easy to compare.

Why this tool is useful

Changing modalities can reduce repetitive planning while keeping a recognizable interval structure. The challenge is remembering whether the session itself changed or only the exercise mode changed.

How it works

The planner cycles through the modalities you enter for the number of weeks requested. The same work/recovery/repetition structure is recorded in every week so the rotation is easy to inspect.

Interpretation and common mistakes

Use the result as a transparent planning aid. It uses the values you enter and does not measure readiness, health status, injury risk, or individual recovery.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use uneven modality rotations?

This version cycles through the entered list sequentially. Repeat a modality in the list when you want it to appear more often.

Does it compare modalities physiologically?

No. It records the chosen structure and emphasis.

Can the structure change across weeks?

This tool keeps it constant; use the progression organizer when structural changes are the focus.

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