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		<title>Exercise Choices</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 01 Jun 2009 10:27:10 +0000</pubDate>
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The right kind of exercise for you will be depended on what you actually love to do, what you hate doing, whether you prefer buying equipment, or whether you prefer paying membership fees among many other factors. Needless to mention, selecting an exercise that you hate doing will only take a few weeks before you [...]]]></description>
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<p>The right kind of exercise for you will be depended on what you actually love to do, what you hate doing, whether you prefer buying equipment, or whether you prefer paying membership fees among many other factors. Needless to mention, selecting an exercise that you hate doing will only take a few weeks before you giving it up.</p>
<p>Conversely, you cannot have enthusiasm for waking up at 6 AM to go running if you hate jogging. If you search and find that you still cannot get something that you love doing, your next course of action should be to get something that you abhor the least, which for most if not all people is walking.</p>
<p>Walking is a good form of exercise that fits all levels of health and fitness.  It is done by basically everyone, at any time but the intensity and duration of walking is what differs from one person to another. Walking can also be viewed as a social exercise, as it is never hard to get a training partner to accompany you and to chat with in the process of working out. You will find that when you walk with someone else, time will fly away faster.</p>
<p>Regardless of the type of exercise you undertake, it is always advisable to begin at a low intensity level and grow gradually over an extended period of time. This is very necessary for the prolonged existence of your exercise program since when you begin very hard, you may end up getting an injury which may require some time off for healing and recuperating.</p>
<p>For starters, you may begin with a 10 minute walk each day, and then gradually increase by 5 minutes after every two weeks. You can try taking different walking routes each day to make the exercise a bit more fun, and what is more, you can get a different friend every other day of the week who will chat you up.</p>
<p>If you feel that walking is a bit too boring for you, a fitness centre might be your next plan of action. Such centers have various exercise programs in place alongside professional trainers who are always more than ready to answer any of the questions that you may have. The fitness centre you choose should offer good services. If they have poor customer care skills before you even sign up for their services, chances of them treating you well when you join are very slim.</p>
<p>Another thing to ensure is that the exercise equipments that they use are well maintained. This you can easily find out by listening to the machines while people are exercising. If they make a lot of noise and squeal a lot, they are not properly maintained. If you are still lost for options even after all the aforementioned, tennis or golf can be your choice also.</p>
<p>The two are good social activities in many parts of the world where you get to meet new people. For fitness, tennis is ideal, but it never advisable for starters. For those who have not exercised for long, their best choice would be golf. Either way, you will enjoy yourself while you keep fit.</p>
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		<title>Exercise And Harm</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 01 Jun 2009 10:21:38 +0000</pubDate>
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Every time you workout, the brain unfetters a certain chemical, referred to as endorphins. A feeling of euphoria is known to emanate from endorphins, better known as “runner high”. Note that it is very easy for one to get addicted to this chemical – wherein one becomes very irritable once they stop an exercise. The [...]]]></description>
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<p>Every time you workout, the brain unfetters a certain chemical, referred to as endorphins. A feeling of euphoria is known to emanate from endorphins, better known as “runner high”. Note that it is very easy for one to get addicted to this chemical – wherein one becomes very irritable once they stop an exercise. The only way to counter the irritability will be to keep on exercising, even if the body is communicating to you that you should stop.</p>
<p>The reason why one will keep on keeping on is because of the repercussions that await the addict if they don’t exercise. Such repercussions include signs of anxiety, depression, confusion and feelings of less content with oneself. Be advised that over exercising will affect not only the mental being but also the physical being. Exercise is generally good as it will give you a fit body, but once you over do it, it becomes severe. Some drastic conditions you might experience include heart complications, osteoarthritis and muscle damages.</p>
<p>Compulsive exercise normally occurs among workout newbies. This is because they’re always very keen for the end results; hence tend to cross the limits. The first over-exercise signs will be exhaustion, leading to an accumulation of fatigue. Note that even the bones are at risk when you over exercise leading to injuries like stress fractures and shin splints. The injuries worsen when one doesn’t rest, sometimes leading to permanent damages.</p>
<p>Did you know that even your morning brisk walk is risky as an excess of it can cause osteoarthritis? Basically, even though you will be exercising your muscles when walking, you will be working in opposition to gravity, thus you might also be damaging the knee joints. It is not uncommon to find complains of knee aches and pains among majority of people who walk for up to an hour each day. Jogging and excessive sit ups can equally damage the knees. Just like any other form of exercise, the key is moderation.</p>
<p>As a rule of thumb, always begin slowly, and coalesce various forms of workouts. This is sadly the point that obsessive exercisers miss out, they tend to practice the same exercise each day, which enhances the risk of lasting harm. Another thing to always keep in mind is that you should never exercise to a point where you feel totally worn out after the workout. The optimal exercise duration should be at least 45-60 minutes, 4 or 5 days each week.</p>
<p>A good exercise is one that will make you feel energetic, rejuvenated and fresh once you are done. Each week, reward your body with a day’s off, as it will require sometime to revitalize. To achieve a total healthy life will basically depend on your attitude. Just take a step at a time and don’t over exercise. Actually, exercise is known to be very fun and one of the best ways to relax, but only if it is not rushed and overdone. As time goes by, you will learn the skill required to avoid injuries and how to exercise in a healthy way.</p>
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		<title>Importance Of Play And Exercise</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 01 Jun 2009 10:16:47 +0000</pubDate>
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There are many truisms when it comes to exercise, but one is truer than the rest – play is real hard work. Have you ever observed kids when they get back from playing? They always look very tired and ready for a rest. While play exhausts the body and mind of a child, it plays [...]]]></description>
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<p>There are many truisms when it comes to exercise, but one is truer than the rest – play is real hard work. Have you ever observed kids when they get back from playing? They always look very tired and ready for a rest. While play exhausts the body and mind of a child, it plays a very crucial role in helping the child grow to be healthy and prolific.</p>
<p>Exercise and play plays a major role in the life of a child as they provide numerous benefits. Working out the body is a crucial part of maintaining a fit body in its transition to adulthood. When the young body transits to adulthood and the child had the benefit of play and exercise, the child will most likely continue with the habit into adulthood.</p>
<p>Similarly, play plays an important role as it helps the child interact and socialize with others while participating in coordinated play times, organized sports and even being part of a large group in such activities. At this time and age when great interpersonal and communication skills are crucial in the business world, the child will learn priceless skills of being a team player, following rules and interacting with peers.</p>
<p>The skills one is likely to learn in such activities include interaction skills i.e. body and mind interaction, coping skills, and body language. Once the skills are mastered to the fullest, they become invaluable. This is because in addition to learning how to cope and get along with peers, you also learn how to interact better with yourself.</p>
<p>You will be mistaken to think that self-interaction is not an important exercise. However, it is very crucial as it actually helps maintain an optimal sense of wellness and overall health. It is normal at times in life to find that the body wants to communicate to you something about the mental or physical condition, but most people tend to ignore or not pay attention.</p>
<p>By playing and exercising, the child will also get to learn their actual mental and physical limitations in life. Conversely, when kids and young adults are playing, they sometimes push themselves beyond their limit. Thus, one will be in a better position to discern an actual limit and what society dictates to be your limit.</p>
<p>How the world’s pressure affect adults cannot be equaled to how it affects young adults and children. Adults are known to shoulder a lot as they have allowed the pressures to influence both their mind and body. These results into being a governing factor over time. But with the young ones, they seem to be always at peace with themselves.</p>
<p>By and large, the benefits derived from play and exercises as a child are sure to benefit and impact not only on the present but for the rest of the child’s life. Sadly, adults always seem to forget the importance of play and exercise. They tend to rush the kids into their day to day activities and responsibilities, disregarding the fact that at the kid’s age, they require play, exercise and interaction for them to grow fit both physically and mentally.</p>
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		<title>Relationship Between Alcohol And Exercise</title>
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It is very normal at this time and age for one to look forward to a Friday afternoon for a round of drinks with pals, to wind down and relax. Most people feel that it is a well deserved treat, but there are things that you ought to keep in mind. For one, just because [...]]]></description>
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<p>It is very normal at this time and age for one to look forward to a Friday afternoon for a round of drinks with pals, to wind down and relax. Most people feel that it is a well deserved treat, but there are things that you ought to keep in mind. For one, just because it is a weekend doesn’t mean it is not an exercise day. Most people however believe that a few alcoholic drinks will do no harm just because they are on a regular exercise regime.</p>
<p>Research has proven that even the tiniest amount of alcohol in your body will enhance muscular fortitude and the productivity of strength. Unfortunately, these are just short-term benefits as after about 20 minutes, the complications will start to surface. Every known negative side effect of alcohol will prevail over any potential benefit that you can derive.</p>
<p>Negative alcohol side effects are known to reduce one’s aerobic abilities, endurance, strength, capability to metabolize fat, recovery time, and muscle development. The effects are known to also have negative impact on the central nervous system and the brain. Short term alcohol use will reduce the nerve muscle contraction resulting in a loss of strength. Long term alcohol use on the other hand has been known to deteriorate the central nervous system severely.</p>
<p>The moment alcohol gets on your blood and muscle cells; it will damage them severely, it is known to inflame muscle cells. When the cells are damaged, they will die over time which means the muscles will be less functional during contractions. Similarly, consumption of alcohol will make the muscles sore after working out, which means you will take a longer time to convalesce. The heart and circulatory systems will also not be left behind when it comes to effects of alcohol.</p>
<p>Once you consume alcohol, you will start to see a diminished endurance capability. This is to say that every time you take alcohol, the rate at which you lose heat will increase. This is because alcohol replicates your body’s blood vessels dilation. Heat loss means your muscles will become cold hence become weaker and slower while contracting.</p>
<p>Alcohol consumption affects digestion too. This is because it discharges insulin which will boost glycogen metabolism, and as a result make losing of fat difficult as fats will be spared. Since alcohol interferes with the absorption rate of vital nutrients, chances of becoming anemic and undersupplied with Vitamin B are very high.</p>
<p>Biologically, the liver is in charge of alcohol detoxification thus the more you drink the more you overload your liver. This overload can cause severe damages to the liver, to an extent of destroying some of its cells. Alcohol is also known to be diuretic thus large consumptions of it will stress the kidneys, resulting in water retention.</p>
<p>By and large, before you consume alcohol, think of your health; never consume alcohol prior to working out. Regardless of your perception of alcohol, it is poisonous and will harm your body if you aren’t cautious, but if you must, consume in moderation.</p>
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		<title>What You Should Know About Kids And Exercise</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 01 Jun 2009 10:08:20 +0000</pubDate>
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If your kids are around ages 6-8 years, and they start to show an interest on weight lifting or other forms of exercising, you might find yourself confused on the right step of action. Some people think it is ok for kids that age to exercise, while others are a bit dubious. In a nutshell, [...]]]></description>
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<p>If your kids are around ages 6-8 years, and they start to show an interest on weight lifting or other forms of exercising, you might find yourself confused on the right step of action. Some people think it is ok for kids that age to exercise, while others are a bit dubious. In a nutshell, exercise for your child is very beneficial and crucial, and the kid should be allowed to join a weight training or exercise program. However, certain things have to be kept in mind.</p>
<p>First off, your mind should know that a child is not a miniature adult. They are totally different from adults anatomically, emotionally, and physiologically. Thus, adult exercising methods shouldn’t be used for children. Remember, the children’s skeletons are not yet fully developed. Actually, the bones start to mature when the children reach age 14-22. Girl child exercise in particular is very crucial as it can have critical effects on the health of their bones, which can sometimes even last a lifetime.</p>
<p>More often than not, children are prone to development related overuse damages like Osgood schlatter illness. Equally, children have a large surface area judged against their muscle mass. As such, they have undeveloped temperature regulation systems, which make them more vulnerable to injuries if they are not appropriately warmed up. The low muscle mass and undeveloped hormone system complicates things even further as it makes it problematic for the kids to develop speed and strength.</p>
<p>It is also important to keep in mind that the rate at which kids sweat is much slower than that of adults. Therefore making them more vulnerable to heat stroke and heat fatigue. The way the children’s heart and breathing respond while exercising is equally very different from that of adults, hence will have an impact on their exercise capabilities. However, when it comes to weight training, children are known to improve their overall body strength much better than adults. This is attributed to neurological factors.</p>
<p>Before taking any exercise program for children, the first step would be to get medical clearance. Your initial approach will then be focused on establishing a recurrence range of 8-12. Ensure the workload remains suitable for that gamut. Make sure that the exercises are well-spread throughout the days, with at least 1-2 full rest days in between the workouts. Your main focus while designing an exercise program shouldn’t be on the amount of weight that the kids lift, but on the form of each exercise executed.</p>
<p>Proper preparation in form of stretching and warm up should precede the actual weight training. Kick start the children with light loads, then gradually fiddle with the loads accordingly. Note that there shouldn’t be more than three uninterrupted workout sessions in a week. The final thing that you have to ensure is that the children drink a lot of water. Just as adults, kids too will sweat while exercising which leads to dehydration.</p>
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		<title>All About Cardio Exercise</title>
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It is not uncommon to find someone confused on the kind of cardio workout to undertake. Note that both low and high intensity cardio exercises are effective in burning fats, but the question that confuses many people is which of the two is the most effective. Scientists established that when one undertakes an intensive workout, [...]]]></description>
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<p>It is not uncommon to find someone confused on the kind of cardio workout to undertake. Note that both low and high intensity cardio exercises are effective in burning fats, but the question that confuses many people is which of the two is the most effective. Scientists established that when one undertakes an intensive workout, the body burns glycogen. Glycogen is a form of carbohydrate stored in the muscles and liver to provide the body with energy. In the course of a low intensity workout, the body burns a lot of fat.</p>
<p>It is ok to wonder whether a low intensity workout really works, and the answer is a clear no. This is simply because there are still very many overweight people today, regardless of the fact that they work out with low intensity practices. Scientists thus justified their findings that during low intensity workouts such as swimming or walking, the body burns more body fat. On the other hand, at a high intensity workout like running, the body will burn out more calories. This is regardless of whether part of the burnt calories are from glycogen - the bottom line is fat calories will be burnt.</p>
<p>Conversely, when the glycogen stored in your body begins to diminish, carbohydrates found in the food you consume will be converted to replace the diminishing glycogen. The carbs will not be converted to fats if they are not used as a form of energy. Note that a high intensity cardio exercise will keep perking up your metabolism, hours after you are done with your exercise. This is to say that the body will continue to break down fats after your workout, which is not possible in a low intensity aerobic or cardio exercise.</p>
<p>The best way to incorporate high intensity workouts in your cardio exercise is to introduce interval training. This can mean walking for say five minutes, then jogging for another five minutes. This can then be followed by a brisk walk until the time you catch your breath. You can then sprint for another minute then start walking again. After this, you will be safe to alternate walking and running for the next 15 minutes until the time you will be done. The goodness with cardio exercise is that the more you exercise, the more energy you will get. Even though cardio exercise is good for maintaining high energy levels, it is also very efficient in calorie burning.</p>
<p>Cardio workout is an exercise that anyone can try, even someone who is just getting started on exercising. Anyone who loves working out will find cardio very nice; this is because it not only keeps you in good shape, it boosts your energy levels. For a start, you can go gradual and keep the workout in track as it is very easy to over do it.</p>
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		<title>About Asthma And Exercise</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 01 Jun 2009 10:00:49 +0000</pubDate>
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Asthma is a chronic disease that affects the lungs and is characterized by wheezing, coughing, breath shortness and chest congestions. The disease mostly affects individuals who are environmentally or genetically vulnerable to the state. When one is exposed to airway irritants, allergens, viral respiratory contagions, dust, cockroaches, mites, and exercise, the condition is aggravated.
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<p>Asthma is a chronic disease that affects the lungs and is characterized by wheezing, coughing, breath shortness and chest congestions. The disease mostly affects individuals who are environmentally or genetically vulnerable to the state. When one is exposed to airway irritants, allergens, viral respiratory contagions, dust, cockroaches, mites, and exercise, the condition is aggravated.</p>
<p>Asthmatic attacks can be prevented by:</p>
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<li>Not smoking or allowing smoking anywhere near you</li>
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Washing your pets on a weekly basis</li>
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Staying in with an air conditioner when the counts of pollent and mold are high</li>
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Washing hands on a very regular basis if need be.</li>
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Washing stuffed toys and beddings on a regular basis too, at least once each week using hot water</li>
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Obtaining a flu shot</li>
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Putting on a scarf to cover your nose and mouth during winter</li>
<li>Identifying the things that trigger your asthma and circumventing them</li>
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<p>Patients suffering from asthma are made to believe that they cannot exercise safely or properly. Contrariwise, asthmatics too can exercise and get into shape, look and feel good. Doctors always advice that exercise and sports should always feature in your life. As an asthmatic, it only requires some skill on how to take special safety measures to circumvent attacks. Most doctors if not all will advise you that your medication and inhaler should always be near you while exercising. Be advised though that you should never use the inhaler more than thrice in a single exercise or game session. If the preceding night you were wheezing and coughing, you are advised to take light exercises the next day.</p>
<p>Be advised that the symptoms of Exercise Induced Asthma (IEA) are much different from the common asthma symptoms that you know of. The symptoms actually appear after every 6-10 minutes of game or exercise. Worse still, the symptoms aggravate during the cold season, or when the air is extremely dry. This is not to say that those suffering from Exercise Induced Asthma cannot exercise. There are other activities that they too can partake. Such activities include downhill skiing, walking, participating in team based sports, and swimming among many others.</p>
<p>Note that an asthmatic condition is not a condition that is “all in your head”. The disease is real; it is a real medical condition that requires proper diagnosis, prevention and treatment. Regardless of how friendly your physician will be as he treats asthma, the buck stops with you as you will be in control of the condition by finding ways of preventing the symptoms. Always be very proactive, smart and never miss your medication. Do not allow the condition fester your life – you too can enjoy a good exercise, just like anyone else. After all, who doesn’t want to feel and look good and healthy?</p>
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		<title>Purchasing An All In One System</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 01 Jun 2009 09:56:15 +0000</pubDate>
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Nowadays, people are opting for home gym in place of health and fitness gyms. They are rescinding their gym memberships and investing in home gym equipments. A home gym can fit in a corner or at the basement of your home and occupy less space. Equally, it helps save a lot in terms of money [...]]]></description>
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<p>Nowadays, people are opting for home gym in place of health and fitness gyms. They are rescinding their gym memberships and investing in home gym equipments. A home gym can fit in a corner or at the basement of your home and occupy less space. Equally, it helps save a lot in terms of money as you will combine various exercise equipment into a single machine. These equipments are known to fit in very little spaces and are less weighty than when they are in their single form.</p>
<p>When thinking of purchasing an all in one piece of work out equipment, the most crucial thing to consider is your goals – what is it that you want to achieve after certain duration of time from exercising, and how is the equipment going to benefit and help you in achieving the goal.</p>
<p>Various such equipments are available today in the market, justified by the many advertisements seen on magazines, internet and on Television. The most common types of all in one exercising equipment are those used by individuals who have an interest in weight lifting. The Total Gym Brands and Bowflex are the current craze in the market. The Total Gym piece of equipment is commercialized by the sensational supermodel Christie Brinkley and martial arts celebrity Chuck Norris.</p>
<p>It is a bit cheaper compared to Bowflex and it uses resistance and gravity in place of traditional weights. The machine is easily customizable and adaptable to a wide range of work outs that will exercise various parts of the body. The Bowflex system on the other hand uses bendable resistant bows in place of conventional weights that lift. It is very popular, thanks to the fact that it fits a wide range of needs and budget and also because it is extensively adaptable.</p>
<p>To add icing on the cake, a simple Bowflex system can be stored anywhere, anywhere in this case meaning even under the bed. The efficiency of a high end Bowflex system can be equaled to quality professional work out equipment found in the gyms. When choosing to purchase an all in one exercise system, other things to put into consideration are the features, price, the brand, and who will be using the machine. If the exercise equipment will be used by the entire family, your choice of machine must be agreeable to all. Of course you wouldn’t want to buy a machine that will be complex for other users at home.</p>
<p>Despite the fact that Bowflex and Total Gym are the most common types of all in one exercise equipment, several others are available in the market such as equipment from renowned brands like Weider. Just like buying any other commodity or equipment in the market, it is always advisable to do a thorough comparison on most of the available equipment on offer before settling for one. This will help you get your money’s worth.</p>
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		<title>What Entails A Workout Diet</title>
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The main reason why people exercise is to keep fit. One also has to ensure that they eat a well balanced diet to provide the body with the energy it requires to exercise and to gain strength for day to day activities. Whatever you eat before and after an exercise is therefore very crucial. Regardless [...]]]></description>
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<p>The main reason why people exercise is to keep fit. One also has to ensure that they eat a well balanced diet to provide the body with the energy it requires to exercise and to gain strength for day to day activities. Whatever you eat before and after an exercise is therefore very crucial. Regardless of the type of exercise you plan to undertake, whether it is a resistance or a cardio workout, your diet must be rich in both carbohydrates and proteins. The percentage of these two constituents in your diet will be determined by the level of intensity that you are planning to exercise at.</p>
<p>An hour before starting a workout is the right time to eat your meal. For a low intensity level workout, 200 calories in your meal will suffice while a high intensity level workout will require a calorie intake of 4,000-5,000. Further, for a resistance kind of exercise, a mixture of 1/3 carbohydrates and 2/3 protein will be the right amount. The high carb content will provide enough energy to execute all tasks, while the protein will help prevent the muscles from breaking down during workout.</p>
<p>For a cardio kind of exercise, a mixture of 2/3 carbohydrates and 1/3 protein will be the right amount of consumption. The protein will help the muscles not to break down in the process of working out while the carbs will provide energy for sustenance. A post-exercise meal is as important as a pre-exercise meal, regardless of the form of exercise. This is because any exercise session diminishes energy from your body in form of glycogen. Biologically, the main source of fuel for your central nervous system and your brain is glycogen. Failure to replace glycogen after exercise will force the body to breakdown muscle tissue into amino acids in order to provide fuel after the amino acids are converted.</p>
<p>A point to remember during exercise, particularly resistance exercise, is that the body creates micro tears by breaking down muscle tissue. This means that immediately after the workout, your body muscles automatically go into repair mode. Muscle repair will be done by the protein you’ll consume. The protein will repair the micro tears in addition to fortifying the body. Carbs on the other hand will replace glycogen in addition to assisting the proteins penetrate into muscle cells in order to synthesize into muscle or structural protein.</p>
<p>After a cardio workout, you will need to consume a lot of carbs, particularly those rich in fiber such as whole wheat pasta, rice, oatmeal and northern fruits. 30-50 Grams of any of these sources of carbs will be ideal after the exercise. You can take your post-workout meal anytime after the exercise, even for the first 5-10 minutes for a cardio exercise, while a resistance exercise post-workout meal should be taken after 30 minutes or so. This way, you will not rid your muscles off blood very fast as blood also plays a role in muscle repair by excreting metabolic waste products.</p>
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