Jan
15
2009

We known that when practicing exercises on a regular basis we change the body into a new condition which allow us a better night’s sleep.
This will improve your concentration, productivity and mood. Doing exercises on a regular basis can help you fall asleep faster and deepen your sleep.
The timing is up to you. If you’re having trouble to get sleep, you might want to try late afternoon workouts. The natural dip in body temperature five to six hours after you exercise might help you fall asleep.

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Jan
01
2009

Aerobic cross-training refers to using two to three different types of aerobic exercise during an exercise session, you may start your plan with 60 minutes:

20 minutes of walking or jogging;

20 minutes of biking;

20 minutes of rowing.

Something simple like a ten minute walk followed by ten minutes with an exercise video. Gradually build up from there. You can use in your cross-training program: walking, jogging, biking, rowing, stair climbing, swimming, exercise videos, etc. Any combination of aerobic exercises will do. You simply go from one to the next with very little time between them.

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Dec
30
2008

Some benefits of cross training for your health:

1) Gives joints, bones, and muscles a much needed rest, making them fresher for your next run.
2) Still increases your heart rate, so you still get a good aerobic workout even on the days you don’t run.
3) Breaks the routine.

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