Aerobics is a physical exercise that
includes rhythmic aerobic exercise and strength training routines for improving
flexibility, muscular strength, and cardio-vascular fitness. It is performed to
music and may be practiced led by an instructor (fitness professional) in a
group setting, although it can be done without musical accompaniment. With the
goal of preventing illness and promoting physical fitness.
Aerobic Exercise
The word aerobics
means "with oxygen". When you're
exercising. You are working up a sweat, breathing hard and your heart is
thumping, blood is coursing through your vessels to deliver oxygen to the
muscles, and you sustain activity for more than just a few minutes. That's
aerobic exercise also known as cardio in gym lingo, which is any activity that
you can sustain for more than just a few minutes while your heart, and muscles
work overtime.
Aerobic Training
Aerobic training can be considered
any physical activity, that Activities has the ability to elevate your heart
rate to its target heart rate and maintain that level for a minimum
of 20 consecutive minutes.
Aerobic Activities
- Swimming
- Jogging
- Briskly walking
- Running
- Cycling or mountain biking
- Exercising on a rowing machine
- Jumping rope
- Performing numerous types of aerobic classes
- Exercising on a treadmill
- Exercising on an elliptical machine
- Climbing stairs or exercising on a stairclimber
Benefits
There are several benefits of aerobic activity for
health. The same benefits of Aerobic are listed below
- Strengthen your immune system
- Promote safe and effective weight loss
- Improve your cardiovascular endurance and stamina
- Reduce health risks associated with obesity, and heart disease.
- Improve balance, coordination, and flexibility as you age.
- Manage and reduce symptoms associated with several chronic conditions.
- Aerobics will strengthen your heart, and decrease your resting heart rate.
- Improve your overall mood, reduce stress and anxiety, and promote a sense of calmness.
- Improve cognitive functionality and mental sharpness.
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