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How to train for weight loss
In order to lose weight it is not necessary to go to the gym every day. This conclusion was made by scientists of the University of Alabama. Exercising every other day will bring significantly more benefits than daily exhausting exercises. And the point here is not in an excessive load on the muscles, but in psychology.
With daily training, a person is more inclined to feel sorry for himself and to give relief. For example, a little sweet, which leads to the loss of all acquired results. And it turned out very simply: an experiment was conducted in which women who wanted to lose weight were divided into two groups. The first group trained hard every day, and the second only a few times a week. To the surprise of scientists, the women from the second group, who practiced every other day, did a better job. Continue reading
Fitness in the pool
Many people who want to keep fit and have a beautiful figure know that fitness classes in the pool are very effective and beneficial for their overall health. The main advantage of performing various exercises in water is the complete lack of possibility of injury.
When performing a set of exercises, tension of various muscles of the body occurs, as a result of which the body consumes more energy. Such exercises are suitable for people suffering from overweight. After a certain number of classes, they will be able to notice the result. Fitness classes include various jumps, turns, etc. Continue reading
No time for fitness? Tabata will help!
Tabata is a new method of sports training, which will help out those who are sorely lacking time for fitness. If traditional fitness classes involve training for 1 hour, then Tabata allows you to achieve good results with 15-minute workouts. In extreme cases, training can be reduced altogether to 4 minutes, so much time is required to complete one approach.
The technique was developed by Japanese Izumi Tabata. To confirm the effectiveness of such training, studies were conducted in which two groups of athletes trained in different systems for six weeks. Continue reading
