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Safe and efficacious weight loss involves two
critical elements: exercise, a nutritional diet. Frequently
in an effort to speed up weight loss, dieters deprive their
bodies of nutrients and recommended daily allowances.
Quite
often the definition of ‘aerobic’ is associated with women working
out in leotards. The meaning of aerobic represents that the
body is employing oxygen to break down or metabolize fat and
sugar. More importantly, there is a correlation between oxygen
and burning fat. Oxygen is a dire necessity for the muscle cell
to burn through fat. With regular exercise, aerobic and/or cardiovascular
exercises, oxygen consumption and metabolic rates innately improve
the body’s ability to burn calories faster.
After the
aerobic base has been enhanced, physical trainers recommend
adding weight training to fitness programs either two or three
times per week. Once cardiovascular exercises have built the
body’s fitness tolerance level, the recovery between and after
exercises will be improved. The objective of weight training
is to help develop more active muscles. The reason more active
muscles is important is because it accelerates metabolism so
that there is more caloric burn throughout the course of the
day.
Another
advantage of implementing weight training into a fitness program
is that it creates tone and definition in the muscle – making
the legs, arms and abdominals glisten with sex appeal. Despite
the benefits or cardio and weight training, flexibility exercises
should be a part of any fitness program, once a week. Finally,
stretching after aerobic and weight training sessions will help
enhance the range of motion in joints while diminishing muscle
soreness. In essence, eating right and staying fit are the essentials
of weight management.
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