The first difference is in time, excluding warm ups and warm downs last no longer than 20 minutes. This may seem like a very short space of time but believe me; if you do the workout correctly you will be exhausted by the end of it. The goal of HIIT is to hold an anaerobic state for a long cumulative time. (Anaerobic exercise is where the body is exercising at such a rate that the blood stream cannot supply oxygen to muscles fast enough.) It’s designed with rest intervals to allow you to sprint harder for longer.
If you want to learn more than what I put, because I left a lot out to avoid making this thread a huge wall of text, go to this link: What is High Intensity Interval Training
There are two different types of the workouts, 30 second HIIT training workouts and 60 second HIIT training workouts.
Here are links of the workouts broken out onto a bar graphs for you to print off and use to make sure your doing it right. Make sure you read above the graphs about what you will be doing so you follow the directions.
30 Second Workout (Beginner-Advanced): HIIT Workouts: 30 Second Training Intervals
60 Second Workout (Beginner-Advanced): HIIt Training: 60 Second Hiit Workout Intervals
So that's it. I recommend this program because it simply kicks your ass and does burn a ton of fat, if you do go as hard as you personally can and sprint as hard as you personally can without letting up. This method is the best for fat burning because simply put hard sprinting burns nothing but stored fat.
''If you are aiming at training above your lactate threshold you need to go fast enough to feel that the last few seconds feel almost impossible to keep running. Everything in your body should be burning. If you are fit and are not getting to this point in the sprint intervals, don’t save yourself for later, give it all up front, go harder and then try and survive through the rest of the workout.''
Go for it blades looking to lose weight, you can do it! And remember it's only twenty or so minutes. You might be able to move right on up through the stages if you go at it for long enough.

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