How it works
How the Tabata timer works
A Tabata workout is eight rounds of 20 seconds of work and 10 seconds of rest, four minutes in all. The Tabata Workout template in Timer+ is set up this way and ready to start.

How it works
A Tabata workout is eight rounds of 20 seconds of work and 10 seconds of rest, four minutes in all. The Tabata Workout template in Timer+ is set up this way and ready to start.
Hands-free
Give each round its exercise with Name Each Repeat. Timer+ says the exercise as it starts, and during every rest it tells you what's up next. You don't have to look at the screen.


App Store review
5 out of 5 stars“Really good as a simple reminder app as it can sound once and then stop. You can leave it next to you in the gym and pick up your weights when it makes a sound. Clean UI, displays on lock screen, and unlike Apple’s clock app, it will sound if you are using the phone at the time.”
Timer History
Timer History keeps each workout you finish with its date and time, so you can see how often you train.

FAQ
A Tabata workout is a 4-minute interval workout: eight rounds of 20 seconds of all-out work, each followed by 10 seconds of rest. It is named after Dr. Izumi Tabata, whose 1996 study tested this protocol on stationary bikes.
Yes. The Tabata Workout template runs eight repeats of 20 seconds of work, each followed by 10 seconds of rest. Copy it from the catalog and start.
Yes. Set any work and rest length, such as 30/15 or 40/20, change the number of repeats, and save the result as your own timer.
Yes. Name each repeat with the exercise you plan to do. The running screen shows the current and next exercise, and announcements can say each name while the timer is open.
Yes. Add steps before and after the Tabata steps, so the whole workout runs as one routine.
Yes. Run controls let you pause, skip ahead, go back a step, or extend a step while the workout is running.