Regular Exercise - Enjoy The Rich Benefits Of It

>> Friday, March 20, 2009

Which do you prefer, aerobic or anaerobic exercises? Do you know the
difference? Does it make a difference? Not really. The words aerobic
and anaerobic represent different ways the body gets energy for
exercise.

In aerobic, meaning with oxygen, exercise involves or uses oxygen to
fuel metabolism, and the main fuel comes from burning fat. This type
of exercise involves relatively less muscle fatigue. Aerobic exercise
is of moderate intensity. Anaerobic, or without oxygen, exercise is
higher-intensity exercise where the muscles rely on fuels other than
oxygen. Anaerobic exercise burns sugar as the main source of fuel.
Either way, you still burn fat.

Light exercise cleans out lactic acid (a waste product) and stimulates
cell regeneration. To burn fat, rather than sugar, there are several
things to remember:

- Breathe deeply. Use your diaphragm to draw in air, through your
nose, and hold the breath for a few seconds. Then exhale through your
mouth.

- Exercise at a comfortable level. If 10 is extreme exertion, exercise
at a 7. You should still be able to carry on a normal conversation
while you work out. Doing this for 45 minutes a day will restore
energy and make you feel great!

You may think you don't have time to exercise, but you should make
time. The benefits to your health and well-being far outweigh the cost
in time. Since proper exercise increases energy, you won't need to
sleep as much as you have in the past. So, take a little of your
nighttime sleep to exercise. You'll be better for it.

Or use your lunch break to exercise instead of having a heavy lunch
that adds fat. Your productivity will increase. You'll be more alert
and energetic. And the time you save in added productivity can be
applied to those other important tasks you aren't willing to trade for
exercise.

Rebounding (also known as cellularise) is a great way to get aerobic
exercise. A rebounder is a mini-trampoline that provides excellent,
non-impact exercise through bouncing. If you have access to this type
of equipment, try it! It's a fun exercise for all ages and types, and
it's less expensive than other types of exercise equipment.

Whether you have access to a rebounder or not, use any break or time
out to get in some movement and deep breathing. Any type of exercise
will have great benefits. It will improve your heart, making it
stronger and larger. Deep breathing will make your lungs stronger,
too. The movements you use to exercise promote proper blood flow to
your joints as well as to your muscles, so you reduce possible joint
pain by engaging in regular exercise. And research suggests positive
links between exercise and overall health - preventing almost every
type of disease.

Many of us spend most of our days sitting crouched at our desk, typing
away at our computer, focused on the job at hand. And while we do
this, our bodies get stiff, tired, and full of natural toxins. Proper
exercise flushes the system and stimulates internal organs, including
the brain. It restores energy and improves attitude.

Your investment in just a little moderate exercise will repay your
effort with benefits that last a lifetime. You'll live better, live
longer, and enjoy life more when you commit to and follow through on a
regular program of exercise.

_By: *Abhishek Agarwal*_

*About the Author:*

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