What to know for those who want to exercise but do not know where to start
If you want to start exercising but don't know which
training method to choose, or don't know where to start, here are tips to help
you get started.
Exercise every day is good for your health, which is something everyone of us knows. However, each person's life has a lot of busy things: having just finished the job at the office, and taking on the role of the family but still taking the time to take care of the kidney version is not easy. For those who have a habit and love a sport, perhaps maintaining the exercise is not too difficult, but for those who are not active, choosing, sticking to a form of training or catching Exercise is also not an easy task.
If you are looking for motivation to start training, this
article will help you improve your workout, find out what is the right form of
exercise and the right level of exercise even though your goal is to lose
weight. , strengthen muscles, strengthen bones or improve mood, happier in
life.
1. Health agencies encourage each person to exercise at
least 30 minutes a day. This will help improve mental health, reduce the risk
of chronic diseases and premature death
To prevent disease, strengthen health and get a healthy,
relaxed and happy lifestyle, the World Health Organization recommends that
healthy adults should perform at least 150 minutes of physical activity. light
intensity - average every week or 75 minutes of intense activity.
This is also
recommended by the American Cancer Society for cancer prevention and the
American Heart Association for a healthy heart. For further health, there
should be 2 muscle-strengthening sessions every week, 300 minutes of
light-moderate intensity training or 150 minutes of intense training.
According to this recommendation, a reasonable exercise
regime can be: brisk walking or cycling 30 minutes 5 days / week, with 2
intense 30-minute training sessions such as weight training to strengthen bone
and muscle strength corn.
If you are not ready for daily practice, you can perform 75
minutes / week equivalent to 3 intense 25-minute training sessions, such as
sprint jogging, weightlifting, football, HIIT exercises ... Lesson High
intensity episodes often push your heart rate to the highest of 70-85%.
2. Whether your goal is merely to improve your health or
improve your body shape, you have to practice at least 3 sessions a week.
Shawn Arent, director of Rutgers University's Center for
Human Health and Performance, said some people who started participating in a
strength training program saw significant improvement when they had two
training sessions each. week. However, most studies show that in order to
really improve fitness or strength, people need to practice at least 3 sessions
per week.
Ideally, you should still practice every day if time
permits.
3. If you want to improve your mood, 30 minutes aerobic
exercise is the right choice
According to an American College of Sports Medicine study,
running for 30 minutes or even walking is enough to significantly change a
person's mood.
This shows that no matter what speed you are moving, just
getting up and moving is already having a positive effect on your body and
mood. Many studies have shown that exercise and aerobic exercises (aerobic
activity, promoting breathing) can improve mood and help fight depression.
If you feel stressed, anxious about your work, or sad about
your privacy, try going out to walk every day to have a more positive look,
feel happier.
4. Preventing depression by maintaining regular exercise,
regardless of type
Scientists who say aerobic exercise, or strength exercises
(such as lifting weights, anti-pushers) can all help fight depression.
A study evaluating 33 randomized clinical trials, out of
1,877 people, found strength exercises significantly reduced depressive
symptoms. This is especially true for people with mild or moderate clinical
depression symptoms.
5. To protect the brain from aging, you should do aerobic
exercise with moderate intensity at least 4 days a week
Researchers say that older adults with mild cognitive
impairment can begin 30 minutes of walking every day, at least 4 days a week
for 12 consecutive weeks, to improve their performance in brain region related
to memory.
In addition, research on mice indicates that endurance
exercise, equivalent to running a marathon on humans, is linked to the
development of new neurons in the brain.
6. To improve strength, endurance or notice changes in
muscles outside your body, you must do at least 12-16 weeks
Lowering the determination to go to the first practice room
was progress. But to feel the visible progress, it usually takes 3-4 months.
Progress may depend on many factors: age, type of exercise,
intensity of exercise ... But on average, if you start a new exercise program
completely, whatever it is, please set a target of 12-16 weeks. It was a time
when significant progress was made, said Shaw Arent.
So do not be discouraged when after 1 month of trying to
practice you have not seen the change in physique. Don't worry because the new
3-4 months is a milestone for sports scientists to agree to evaluate their
training regime.
7. After 9 months of cardiovascular exercise, your body will
use oxygen significantly better
Good cardiovascular exercises like running, swimming will be
effective after 9 months. The researchers said that at this time, the VO2max
index, which evaluates your body's ability to use oxygen, will increase by 25%
at this time.
Even the results may come sooner if you combine
cardiovascular exercises with high intensity alternating breaks.
8. Even a little exercise can make a big difference -
running for 5 minutes a day can help you increase your life expectancy, as long
as you run for years
A study published in the American College of Cardiology magazine
found that people who only need to run 5 minutes a day can extend many years of
life.
The study followed participants for 15 years, those who only
ran a few times a week (on average 5 minutes a day) were at risk of premature
death because all causes were 30% lower than those who did not run slightly.
Come on.
People who run more than 5 minutes a day will have a
healthier heart. But research has emphasized the results, only a small exercise
makes a huge difference, compared to not practicing at all.
9. However, if you are an office worker who has to work long
hours, you will have to exercise at least 1 hour a day
According to the most recent studies, sedentary lifestyle,
often sitting for long periods of time is basically harmful to your heart.
While exercise guidelines of public health agencies can meet
health goals for most people, it is not enough for people with sedentary
lifestyles. Especially those who work at the desk, practice for at least 60-75
minutes a day is enough to pull back the damage caused by the sitting habits.
10. If your time is not much and choose high-intensity
exercises (HIIT) for 7-10 minutes, practice at least 3-5 times / week to see
results
Although HIIT exercises save time, you still have to
practice regularly to stimulate muscle growth. For example, with the very
popular 7 minute HIIT exercises, you have to practice them at least 3-5 times
per week to see the effect.
If possible, extend the exercise time to more than 7 minutes
to see more obvious health effects.
11. If your goal is a good and balanced body, practice high
intensity HIIT for 12-16 weeks
HIIT exercises require the practitioner to alternately
perform heavy movements, at maximum intensity, alternating with short breaks.
Research shows that this is a great form of exercise to improve the body's
ability to use oxygen, often considered a benchmark for physical fitness.
HIIT also has a strong impact on blood pressure and ability
to burn fat.
Even a minute of HIIT practice can improve your health. In a
small study published in 2016, scientists gave a group of men practice HIIT 3
times, every 20 seconds. The results show that some aspects of their body
improvement are equivalent to moderate intensity exercises for 45 minutes.
12. Spend 8-9 weeks to practice for the first 5 km run
Most people can easily conquer the 5 km range. If you have
never jogged before and now you start running 30 minutes a day, for 3 days a
week, after 9 weeks, you will conquer this range.
If you have a gift and a good body, time can be shortened to
8 weeks.
13. After a few weeks of training, your muscles become
healthier
A single practice session, or the first week may not bring
visible benefits to your body. But don't be discouraged, everything is quietly
going on inside.
When you join a new schedule, in the first week,
mitochondria - the energy plant - in your body have begun to multiply to
provide more energy for your muscles.
"After two to four weeks, your nervous system will
improve your ability to contract muscles better," said Robert Newton,
director of the Sports Medicine Research Institute at Edith Cowan University.
Within 6-8 weeks, your mitochondria will increase by half,
then your body will gain endurance and stamina.
14. Bone health will improve after 6-12 months of exercise
After age 30, we begin to lose muscle mass and reduce bone
density. By exercising strength, you can delay, even reverse, the process.
It may be relatively time-consuming and somewhat difficult
for your skeleton to adapt to practice. Research shows that after 1 year of
regular exercise, when your muscles and heart function have improved, your
bones become firmer.
15. If you want to increase strength in the shortest time,
high intensity exercise for 3-6 weeks will work
A recent study by the American Gymnastics Association
compares the performance of a small group of men and women, participating in
two strength training programs. In the first program, participants lift weight
weights 60-70% of the maximum weight in many rounds. In the second program, participants
raise 100% of their maximum weight but less inning.
After 6 weeks, both groups improved their strength. But some
people in the second category showed significant improvement after 3 weeks,
with shorter training times.
16. If you practice a subject for 6 months, you will find it
harder to go to practice
In the first 6 months of training, the average dropout rate
is about 50%. But beyond the 6-month milestone, the practice seems to have
become a part of your life.
In addition, when the body has adapted, plus you see clear
results with your body and mind, you will find yourself unable to quit.
17. Finally, make exercise a lifelong habit
Remember that in order to have good health, fitness and a
good spirit, we all need to practice at least 30 minutes a day, even twice as
much as those who are sedentary. It could be 30 minutes of walking, cycling or
running. In addition, you should also exercise more strength exercises, muscle
gains, if not much time, you can practice HIIT 3 days / week.
Most importantly, make exercise a lifelong habit. The more
you exercise, the more benefits you will receive.
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