Showing posts with label Aerobic Activity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Aerobic Activity. Show all posts

Friday, July 3, 2015

Type 2 Diabetes - Aerobic Activity Is Important For Diabetics!

Aerobic activity makes you breathe harder and contributes to the function of the lungs and heart better. The terms in a way that allows your body to be healthier in the long run. Examples of aerobic activity include:


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walking,
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swimming,
  
- jogging, and
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Ride a bike.


For those diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, aerobic activity is important not only burn calories, but to help sugar levels in the blood. Exercise has diabetes by lowering blood sugar, fat fat, cholesterol and triglycerides, and more. For these reasons, adding aerobic exercise to your daily diet is crucial to help reverse Type 2 diabetes.


Most experts now recommend most people who get about 30 minutes of moderate exercise at least 5-6 days a week. It was a while since you exercised? Then choose two days a week where you can in 10 minutes of exercise. In recent weeks, adding extra days and then time to reach its goal of 5 or 6 days.


Of course, diabetics have other complications and problems that must be addressed, and more than likely you will have to work until 5 or 6 days. This also means that it is important to check with your doctor about your choice of exercise before beginning an exercise program.


 Some diabetics have complications that may require amendments to certain exercises to be safe. For example, if you already have heart disease, your doctor may ask you to change your way of working out.

A great way to do aerobic exercise is just a brisk walk. Almost everyone can do it. You can walk in one:



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treadmill,
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outside, (explore their neighborhood resources)
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even the use of DVD software walk you can buy in stores and online retail.


The main idea is to move your body and keep moving at a constant period of time.


Choose an activity that's interesting ... it's really important to find something you love to do. If you never liked to swim, not join a swimming group. For people who prefer to have something to look, you can decide to take an aerobics or dance class.  


The dance is certainly a great aerobic activity so long as it is something you do constantly. You do not want a physical activity that stops and starts ... that is what you call circuit training. For aerobic activity, you want something you start doing and continue to do so for at least 30 minutes.

Another great aerobic activity is swimming. Many people have joint problems or other problems that prevent them from walking on hard pavement. Swimming can take the stress off your joints, but still allow you to get an aerobic activity.


Another option for aerobic activity is to make a bike ride. You can either buy a bike and ride around your neighborhood or local park, or you can use a stationary bike and get the same effect. Place your bike in the middle of one of the most used rooms in the house ... the kitchen, the living room or bedroom. Placed team in the garage or basement forget.


As you can see, there are many options when it comes to aerobic activity. You must not be a runner to condition your heart and lungs. Instead, it is to be consistent and work your way up to more advanced exercise.

Thursday, July 2, 2015

Intensity, Duration and Frequency of Aerobic Activity to Lose Weight

Aerobic activity is very beneficial to strengthen the heart and lungs, while improving your stamina and cardiovascular health. The intensity, duration and frequency of aerobic exercise is important to achieve these objectives, in addition to burn fat and lose weight. If you exercise too lightly, it is not enough or often long enough, you can not see the results we expected.

intensity aerobic acivity


You should exercise a certain intensity in order to obtain benefits or results of aerobic exercise. If you exercise too lightly, you will not get results. On the other hand, if you exercise too hard, you may be at risk of injury. To determine the appropriate level of intensity of your aerobic exercise, measure your heart rate, and exercise somewhere between 55% -80% of your maximum heart rate.


To determine your heart rate, first use this equation: 220 - your age = maximum heart rate. This will tell you the number of times your heart can beat per minute. To find the 55% -80% of that number, multiply the result obtained from the above equation for by.55 55% of your maximum heart rate, and repeat in multiplying.80 with the result of the equation above 80%. This range would be their aerobic training zone. Stay in this range for optimal results of aerobic training.


Measure your heart rate, take your pulse for 15 seconds and count the number of times your heart beats within that period. Then multiply that number by four to get your heart beats per minute. Do this periodically throughout your workout to make sure you are training within the appropriate range of heart rate.


Duration of aerobic activity
For best results of aerobic exercise, you should have somewhere between 20-60 minutes. Any less than 20 minutes would not give it enough time to improve the cardiovascular system. 60 minutes can make you vulnerable to injury. If you are a beginner, start 20 minutes per session.


The frequency of aerobic activity


For maximum benefit, try to exercise three to five times a week. At least three times a week will not give you the benefits you are trying to achieve. Exercise every day of the week can be too much for his body to handle. Even the athletes have at least one day a week to rest.


Remember to take three factors into consideration to make the most of your aerobic activity.