Tuesday, May 28, 2013

Weight Training - The Exercise For Everyone!

Fitness professionals have been touting the benefits of strength training for a long time. Science knows it merges, and exercise enthusiasts can attest of the fact that lifting weights is beneficial in a number of ways.

Here are Three Reasons to start Lifting

1. Anybody can lift and obtain benefits, from teens alongside seniors.

In younger exercisers, lifting will build optimism, improve focus, and keep them in the gym, and out of dysfunction!

In seniors, weight lifting will help to maintain independence by preventing injuries. Strength training also can build back decreased muscle tissue, improve balance, and strengthen and create bones and ligaments.

2. Weights are great for beginners, injury recovery, and other "special populations. "

The great thing about weight lifting is there is a lot of rest involved. Ahhhh, rest. Now that's a word you do not hear too often when we are talking about exercise. Some people simply cannot sustain thirty minutes of continuous exercise. Or find that other activities place too much impact on their muscles and joints.

Others, such as rehabilitative patients, require strength training to collect.

3. It's an exercise which will tone, speed metabolism, while at the same time prevent injury.

Most activities will get you into great shape but are also tough on our body. Even yoga is linked to injuries in the standard practiced students. However, associated with refined technique, and spotting weight training is very safe. Body building increases long term energy, so you will lose more weight while building emotional wellbeing and definition.

Not to mention lifting weights will foot, stabilize and strengthen our body to prevent injury and in some cases, even heal injuries.

I have some fitness interests that keep me busy around the week. Between my operates, dancing, yoga, walking and cycling I could have to fit lifting in while i can. Last week it has become in between choreography take part in. I ran through myself, worked my chest, went through it again, worked bond glutes. I did this until I got a pretty darn decent full body workout under my belt. I find the time not only because I like to it, but because as an athlete, and a increased active person, it's one of the only exercises that is to become reconstructive. Unlike many actions with impact, that cause wear and tear on the body, lifting builds and supports. I see body building as a supplement. If I'm going to run, dance, cycle etc then i better be preventative, to continue my active interests for an years ahead.



Kaleena Lawless
Personal training Specialist
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