Call it «weight» or «strength» training, it's just as
important as aerobic exercise.
Not exact matches
As we age, two forms of
exercise are the most
important to focus on:
aerobic exercise, or cardio, which gets your heart pumping and sweat flowing, and strength training, which helps keep aging muscles from dwindling over time.
Jolly jumper while entertains the baby with the music, it provides
aerobic exercises as it improves pre-walking skills and makes the baby develop self esteem which is an
important aspect in the growth of a baby.
The muscle training part of
exercise is just
as important as the
aerobic part.
Lead researcher Tim Henwood, MD, says that while older people are encouraged to do basic
aerobic exercises like walking, the benefits of strength training are
as important — and perhaps more
important — in the prevention of functional decline: «For this age group, these increases are what allows them to keep successfully climbing stairs and getting out of chairs, thereby allowing them to retain their independence.»
It is
important to know that incorporating some type of
exercise such
as walking or
aerobics or anaerobic
exercises and resistance
exercises will also give a boost to your metabolism.
The most
important factor for improving cardiorespiratory fitness (cardio or CR) is the intensity of the workout
as there is a direct relation between how «hard» an
aerobic exercise is performed and the changes in CR fitness following it.