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guide to great exercise and workouts
Michael Stefano, 2003 http://www.firefightersworkout.com Permission is granted to reproduce this article in your print or electronic publications, providing you use the article in its entirety, including bio trailer, all links and references within. Please let me know if you use the article, by sending email to bravesst@optonline.net - Thank you.
20 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD WORKOUT By Michael Stefano
With all we now know about the benefits of exercise, it's hard to believe more Americans don't workout. It's the closest thing yet to the fountain of youth, and truly the ONLY way to change the appearance, shape, and strength of your body. Click here to read more from this article
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Good Cardio Workouts
Adding good cardio workouts into your life is an excellent way
to get your weight under control and get healthier. Adding heart
healthy regular exercise offers you the health benefits of
weight control, lowering your cholesterol, lowering your blood
pressure and many other benefits.
The hard part of starting a good cardio workout is in the
beginning. If you will make yourself workout at least three
times a week for 30 minutes to 1 hour at a time for a month, you
will feel much better overall. This includes your mood, energy
levels, and health.
A good cardio workout will get your heart rate up enough to
burn calories, rev your metabolism, increase your heart
function, while decreasing blood pressure and cholesterol.
All of these health benefits of a cardio exercise program can
work together to make your body run more efficiently. Regular
exercise is very important to keep your body running in top
shape.
This can include walking, running, aerobic exercise, interval
training, spinning, or anything else that gets your heart into
the targeted zone. The target heart rate gives you a gauge to
determine whether or not you are exercising hard enough to give
you the maximum results.
To determine whether you are working in the targeted zone take
your pulse halfway through your exercise routine. Then take the
number 220 and subtract your age.
If you are working at around 70% of that number then you are in
the targeted zone for maximum results. If you are substantially
above that number then you may need to decrease your pace a
little.
Substantially lower means that you need to pick up the pace.
This is a great way for you to determine the pace that you need
to be going while you exercise.
If your goal is to lose weight then it is very important that
you work in your targeted heart rate for maximum weight loss.
Fat burner exercises should help you to burn fat more
efficiently and will increase your metabolism.
If you also add in healthier eating, the weight can begin to
come off your body even quicker.
Good cardio workouts should consist of a warm-up and a
cool-down as well as reaching your targeted heart zone. Regular
exercise can turn your entire life around.
From lifting your mood, increasing your energy levels, and
helping you to lose weight, you are sure to find good cardio
workouts that fit your life and your interests.
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In my previous article, I talked about training each body part
twice per week. Well let me say this is only half the recipe.
You can come to the gym and work your body parts but if you lack
intensity, you might as well go home. The gym floor should be a
place of strictly business.
Let me explain. Normally when I go to the gym today, I will see
guys working out but also laughing, talking and standing around.
Honestly, they will take 5 minutes between sets. I often wonder
if this workout or a Social Event. Let me tell you what is not
happening during this kind Click here to read more from this article
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Welcome to article number 2 in our series "Bodybuilding Sins That Cause Back Pain and Missed Workouts". In this article we are going to talk about how bodybuilders tend to create massive muscle imbalances and what you can do to not be one of them. If you missed the first article, you can read it by clicking on the link below. Here's a breakdown of the articles to look for: 1. Article #1 - Choosing The WRONG Exercises2. Article #2 - Training Variations for Pain Relief and Maximum Results 3. Article #3 - Targeted Stretching 4. Article #4 - Targeted Click here to read more from this article
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