There are several
benefits when exercising in the morning in contrast to other times of the day.
If this sounds surprising consider the time factor. We are getting more done
and performance in general is better in the morning than at other times of the
day. Getting the most benefits from an effective exercise program it has to
become a pattern or routine, and the best time is in the morning. If you
schedule your exercise later in the day, invariable, there will be something
competing for that time, and you will miss out on that exercise.
Set aside those half n
hour to 60 minutes for whatever exercise you may do in the morning. It will
become such a routine that you can hardly do without it once it is in your
system; even your breakfast will taste better afterwards. Another disadvantage
of exercising late in the day or at night is it tends to rev up your system
when its time for your body to relax, winding down and preparing for bed and a
good night's sleep. This question often gets asked: What type of exercise is
best? This can vary; it depends on what your objectives are. For sport purpose
you would choose a different exercise than anyone who wants to improve his
overall fitness or to overcome some health issues.
The best exercise and
equipment!
When people are looking
which exercise machine to buy, the best one is with four legs: A dog! A dog
will remind and even force you to walk it every day which makes two positives:
The dog is happy and pays you back with affection, and "You" will
become fit and healthy. For a gradual exercise program to build a stronger body
and overcome some health problems there is no better than walking. With 30 to
60 minutes brisk walking early in the morning you get better results than at
any other time during the day. For some staying motivated is difficult. It can
help to do this together with a friend or in a group where you feel more
committed, this way it's not as easy to make excuses and to say no. Some other
crucial element in exercising is enjoyment; having to force you into this
exercise every time will soon lead to abandonment. Make sure to wear the
appropriate footwear as walking can put pressure on your feet which can cause
pain and become uncomfortable. Most cities have walking paths to keep away from
traffic, or choose walking through park land or grass areas. Walking on grass
if possible is better; it cushions and absorbs the impact on your joints and ligaments,
this especially applies when you are jogging.
Long extended exercise
is not always better for your health!
Long cardio sessions of
exercise may not benefit your health; it could have just the opposite effect.
By having or staying on for long periods such as marathons can pose a
significant risk and damage to your heart. Long distance running can cause
acute overload and stress to your body, but the heart is usually the most
affected and sudden cardiac arrest is possible. According to research a more effective
and safer exercise is high intensity interval training, in a time frame from 30
to 40 minutes, which consists of short bursts of intense exertion. Give your
body a rest period after intense training and between workouts. It is also
recommended a diet high in nutrients and a good amount of fluid intake, the
best is water. Good exercise should consist of a balanced program. Just jumping
on to a treadmill or exercise bike at a gym will not give you this level of
fitness or health benefits.
It will make all the
difference in your life being fit, flexible, no pain and feeling strong. With
regular exercise you will be reaping the rewards and feel better than you ever
did before. For a mere few hours a week of putting in some effort you get the
benefits of regaining the energy you need, being able to do anything in life
you want to do. In the morning combine the two most crucial strategies
together: Exercise and a good breakfast. They say that breakfast is the most
important meal of the day. Having these two in that order, exercise and a
healthy, protein-rich breakfast is the best start for the day and for taking
control of your health.
By Josef Bichlerm, visit his websit for mpre: http://josefbichler.com/free
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