According to accredited exercise physiologist Anna - Louise Moule from Beyond Exercise Studio, «If you have always been a runner, walking will be enough to help maintain
the health benefits of aerobic exercise and some baseline fitness, but not to maintain your fitness at the same level it is when running.»
Not exact matches
There have been a ton
of studies conducted which unanimously conclude that any kind
of exercise which increases your heart rate and makes you move and sweat for a prolonged period
of time, commonly known as an
aerobic exercise, has a significantly positive impact on the brain and provides many
health benefits.
They're effectively saying, «If we ignore the known
health benefits of greater amounts
of aerobic exercise, then greater amounts
of aerobic exercise don't have any
health benefits.»
Those wanting to reduce excess body fat and weight, improve endurance and speed, and obtain
health benefits from
exercise, can accomplish all this with
aerobic exercise performed throughout the year, along with shorter periods
of HIT.