Posts Tagged “Half An Hour”
Sep
13
2009
Look Forward to Fitness and Exercise - Don’t Dread It!Posted by: Mr.Admin in Gymnastic Sites and The Best ArticlesAsk a range of people how many hours a week they spend concentrating on exercise and fitness and the majority will say barely any. Taking care of our health is more than watching what we eat. It s fitting fitness and exercise into a regular time frame, even if it s two days a week. And it doesn t have to be boring or a great big chore. Just removing yourself from your desk chair or sofa and doing something fun can improve your wellbeing and make your heart pump a little faster. Fun sports Hang a basketball hoop on an outside wall of your house and shoot some hoops. Even half an hour every couple of days counts as exercise and will go some way to improving your fitness. Play handball on the driveway, buy a ping-pong table or try a hula-hoop for lots of laughs and some excellent movement for your body. Walk the walk Truly, walking is one of the best exercises you can do and within a very short period of time, you ll notice your fitness improving. Walk to the store and back, walk to work … Tags: Basketball Hoop, Couple Of Days, Desk Chair, Dread, Exercise And Fitness, Exercise Fitness, Fitness And Exercise, Fitness Exercise, Fitting Fitness, Fun Sports, Half An Hour, Handball, Hoops, Hula Hoop, Lots Of Laughs, Ping Pong Table, Short Period, Something Fun, Time Frame, Wellbeing
Jul
01
2009
Is Exercising More Important For Older PeoplePosted by: Mr.Admin in Gymnastic Sites and The Best ArticlesThere are several benefits of exercising. It helps in preventing many diseases associated with old age. Most of the heart diseases, diabetes, arthritis and high blood pressure can all be prevented by doing exercise. Exercise is advised by the American Heart Association, the American Diabetes Association, the National Institutes of Health and the Arthritis Foundation. By having a half an hour long exercising session thrice a week, you can get rid of the diseases that occur with aging. Maddi McDonough of Pembroke, Massachusetts is aged 66. She loves to exercise daily to stay fit. She takes around ten thousand steps every day. She has benefited tremendously from the regular exercise. Her cholesterol levels have gone down, her blood pressure is maintained and sciatica which had kept her bedridden has disappeared. She is one of the many people who have snapped pedometers onto their belts and joined the “10,000 steps club”. She exclaims as to how she was able to hike up to the peak of Mt. P … Tags: 10 000 Steps, American Diabetes Association, American Heart Association, Arthritis, Arthritis Foundation, Belts, Cholesterol, Cholesterol Levels, Diabetes, Exercise, Half An Hour, Heart Diseases, High Blood Pressure, Maddi, National Institutes Of Health, Older People, Pembroke Massachusetts, Sciatica, Ten Thousand, Thousand Steps |
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