1. Cardiovascular fitness:
This is to do with your heart and
how effectively it pumps blood and oxygen around the body and how it is then pumped
through the body. To improve your cardio fitness you should get your heart rate
up for a long period of time (say around 30 minutes) by doing a high intensity activity like running or cycling up a hill.
4. Flexibility:
2. Muscular strength fitness:
This is the exercise we do to
strengthen our muscles such as boot camps or circuit training with weights.
With the right nutrition, the muscles should start getting bigger and stronger
after a few weeks or training. This muscle strength can also be built up by
running up hills or on beaches.
3. Muscular endurance fitness
This is where your muscles
are working non-stop for a long period of time, so it is building muscle
as well as endurance. An example of muscular endurance activity is cross country running.
This isn't necessarily about touching your
toes but about having free movement in your muscles and joints without pain or stiffness.
Stretching after sporting activities,
yoga and pilates are good ways at improving flexibility. Recovery sessions and
warming down after training sessions also helps.
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Sources
www.lazyrunner.com/
Sources
www.lazyrunner.com/
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