Exercise affects the
metabolic rate so that for a few hours after doing exercise, you will still
burn more calories and use up more of the body's stores of fat (even when
resting) than if you had taken no exercise. Regular activity combined with a
healthy diet is the most effective way to lose weight.
Once get started, you may consider other exercises. The important feature is to select anything that you find enjoyable. In this way you are more inclined to stick to the routine over a period of time.
When you have decided
that you need doing more exercises, the next step is to test how fit you are.
For safety reason, it is better to equip with heart rate monitor to monitor
your heart rate so your workout doesn't become too strenuous.
For those who are unfit,
it is better to start the program with walking first. It should be continuous:
begin walking slowly, then increase pace, then slow again. In fact, any
exercise program for sedentary and overweight people must be started slowly,
with enjoyment and commitment. A buildup in intensity and duration should be
gradual and progressive.
For those who are obese or overweight, there are many different
programs available to help with body weight loss.
To lose body fat, the
program should involve large muscle groups, be enjoyable and continuous. The
program should be designed to achieve exercise intensity, frequency and
duration.
For those interested in
weight training for losing weight, it should cover
each muscle group and should exhaust that muscle group after 6-10 repetitions.
These can be using your own body weight against a resistance or proper weights.
It is essential that a professional sports physiotherapist shows you how to do
it and advises the actual weight to use.
Once get started, you may consider other exercises. The important feature is to select anything that you find enjoyable. In this way you are more inclined to stick to the routine over a period of time.
Exercise should take
place at least three times per week and include a warm-up period, the exercise
itself and then a cooling-down period.
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