Friday, October 5, 2012

How To Achieve A Complete Body Workout

By Nate Redd


Did you notice that when you lose weight by dieting and doing some exercises, only certain parts of your body are slimming down? This is because the body loses weight in direct response with the exercise you do on certain parts.

The answer to this problem is very simple: start a total body workout routine. Total body exercises use a wide array of muscles in the body and promote uniform weight loss.

The best body workout is achieved by swimming. Did you notice the perfect bodies of swimmers? They have those gorgeous bodies because swimming involves the work of a huge number of various muscles. Swimming is also a resistance workout thus toning the muscles too.

If you don't like swimming or you don't have access to a pool, the best alternative is aerobics, which also provides a total body workout routine. Aerobics exercising is very convenient because you can do it at home, anytime you feel like it. There are a lot of fun DVD's on the market that teach you how to get a good aerobics routine.

Walking is very good too. Who doesn't love a brisk walk in the early morning? It is pleasant and refreshing, and you can walk right in your neighborhood. You should buy a pedometer so you can monitor the mileage, time and calories burned. It is actually fun and very motivating!

Joining a gym is another option and it is highly recommended for a total workout, especially if you think that you can't maintain a good routine at home.

The main reason to join a gym is that you have access to all necessary equipment there, so you don't have to buy expensive stuff for home use. And don't forget that if you are at home, there are times when you don't really want to perform your routine, or you just can't do it, because of chores or family activities.

As a conclusion, I strongly suggest that you should start your workout routine as soon as possible. A total body workout should be on everyone's New Year's resolution list.




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