Exercise – your best kept secret for staying young
/It’s no secret staying physically active keeps us looking, feeling, and even acting years much younger than we really are.
Read MoreIt’s no secret staying physically active keeps us looking, feeling, and even acting years much younger than we really are.
Read MoreThe longer daylight hours, the sunshine and warmer temperatures – perfect for getting outdoors to exercise.
Read MoreStatic stretching is the form of stretching that most often comes to mind when you think about what stretching is.
Read MoreHas exercise become monotonous, tedious, wearisome, or dare we say “boring? Has the spirited enthusiasm you started off with at the beginning of an exercise regimen now turned into more of a “ho-hum” reaction?
Read MoreShort bursts of activity include climbing stairs instead of taking an elevator, walking briskly around the block, dancing to an upbeat song or taking a three-minute jog, each add up to better health benefits.
Beginning around age 30, many of us will begin to lose muscle mass at the rate of 3 to 8 percent per decade.
Read MoreEvery well-rounded fitness program should include resistance training, stretching, and aerobics such as brisk walking or running. But another unique element making waves is taking a dip into a pool for the ultimate in fitness fun.
Last year in 2016, the Sports and Fitness Industry Association stated that more than 700,000 people regularly participated in barre programs in the U.S.
Read MoreWalking may look and appear easy but it’s not for everyone. Some people find walking as a form of exercise to be agony and simply too painful.
Read MoreThere are three benefits walking provides that particularly stand out – reduced mortality, reduced heart failure risk and improved cognitive functioning.
Read MoreBoxing as a sport requires a high level of athletic prowess of strength, speed, agility, hand-eye coordination, endurance, and nerve.
Read MoreThe following 10 fitness tips may not be on your workout radar but they are meant to encourage, advise, and inspire you to keep up the good work and effort on promoting your health:
Exercises that help rev up blood flow to muscles, lubricate joints, and boost your metabolism?
Read MoreHere are 10 suggestions to inspire and ignite your creative fitness juices on planning a healthy summer vacation:
A 2016 study published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine agrees with this. This study examined the link between six different type of exercise and the risk of early death.
Read MoreRegular exercise or physical activity is beneficial to heart – it can lower your risk of heart disease, improve cholesterol, lower your blood pressure and help with weight loss. But is this still true if you have atrial fibrillation?
Read MoreThe more you incorporate weight- bearing exercise in your fitness routine, the greater chance you will have a higher peak bone mass contributing to overall bone health.
Once a fad of the 1970s and early 1980s, mini trampolines, called rebounders, are seeing a resurgence in the fitness industry with trampoline classes popping up in gyms across the country.
Read MoreYou remember to lift your weights and to increase your heartrate with aerobic exercise. But, you’re forgetting one thing – to stretch.
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