Choosing How to Exercise– Cardio or Weightlifting?
How do you like to exercise? When it comes to physical therapy and exercising for good health, both cardio exercise and weightlifting have equal importance.
Cardiovascular exercise is without a doubt the most effective way to boost stamina and endurance. If the ultimate goal is to gain mass or recover physical strength, weightlifting would be the primary focus.
Even if your primary focus is on one type of exercise, it is critical to incorporate the other into your routine.
Read full blogDo You Want To Lose Weight? Interval Training Can Help You Get There!
Exercising at a constant rate simply doesn’t produce the same results as interval training. Many people work out for an hour or more every day, several days a week, with little to show for it.
While interval training has been around for a while, it has recently received a lot of attention for its ability to increase fat loss.
Do you want to better understand what interval training is, why it works, and how you can incorporate it into your favorite exercise routine?
Read full blogDon’t Enjoy Cardio? Here Are A Few Ways To Change That!
Exercising is something that should be involved in everyone’s routine. Unfortunately, some of us really don’t enjoy the cardio aspect of it! If you despise cardio, don’t worry; you’re not alone, and there are a few tricks to finishing cardio in ways you might not have thought.
Cardio takes a lot of time. Indeed, one of the most frequent concerns we hear from patients who come to us for physical therapy sessions is that they just don’t have enough time in their busy schedules to complete workouts.
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