Don’t just look healthy, BE healthy!
Why you need a fitness routine goes beyond the waistline..
Is there a difference between women’s and men’s fitness needs?
Yes. While the physiological systems for both are the same, training a woman can be different from training a man.
Women may train as hard as men, but the results they get are never quite the same. The fitness differences between men and women are closely related to genetics and hormones.
You shouldn’t worry if you’re not achieving the same fitness goals as your male friends – your bodies are built differently, and what works for him may not be suitable for you.
Understanding the differences between women’s and men’s fitness is important if you want to find the exercise routine that works best for you.
Exercise Tips
The hacks, tips, and tricks of exercise for the modern woman in a modern world.
The checklist to a hotter you. Fun, practical workout strategies that actually work!
Healthy Eating
Did they say you are what you eat? Well, guess what?
They were Right!
Eating healthy is easier thank you think. Take small, consistent steps, each week to improve your nutrition and move toward a healthier you.
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Just how healthy are you? Healthy living goes beyond eating and exercising.
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The benefits of women workouts
Do you want a trim waistline, that luminous skin, and shiny hair? How about better sex life and less stress? As a woman, you can have all that by adding a little exercise to your lifestyle. Working out does more than helping you fit into the little black dress you bought for Christmas. It improves your physical, emotional and mental wellbeing, so you don’t just look healthy, but be healthy too!
Tone and Strengthen your muscles
You may already be aware that exercise helps you build muscle mass, but did you know that as you age, your body has a harder time building muscle and also tends to lose what you already have? Exercising lets your body retain and build muscle, so you have enough in the bank. More muscle means a healthier metabolism, improved endurance and, of course, you’ll be more fit.
Keep your weight in check
Although both men and women both tend to gain weight as they age, women have special challenges. The weight gain of pregnancy sometimes lingers long past delivery. During menopause, women lose estrogen, and the body redistributes fat cells to the belly, which can frustrate your weight loss efforts. Exercising counters these effects by helping you build and maintain lean muscle, as well as burn excess calories that would otherwise turn into fat.
You’ll actually look great
In addition to that coveted waistline, working betters your blood circulation, giving your skin a dose of oxygenated blood. This encourages and improves detoxification, causing your body to shed dead skin cells, making you look and feel vibrant. Better blood flow to your scalp also makes your hair strands stronger and healthier. Additionally, by limiting the production of acne-causing DHEA and DHT hormone, exercise fights acne and makes your skin glow.
Good Mood and Less Stress
Exercise releases endorphins, the neurotransmitters that prevent pain, improve mood, and fight depression. An increase in endorphins naturally reduces stress and anxiety. Endorphins also stimulate the mind, improving alertness, and boosting energy. Weight-training can brighten your entire day or help you combat a bad one.
Lower the risk of lifestyle diseases and conditions
Exercising improves cardiovascular health by lowering the bad cholesterol and increasing the good one, thus lowering blood pressure. It also improves how your body processes sugar, which reduces your risk of diabetes. Resistance training is the best way to increase bone density, and this reduces the risks of osteoporosis and bone loss.
ACTION IS THE FOUNDATIONAL KEY TO ALL SUCCESS
A fitness routine is also an essential aspect of women’s health, no matter your age, regular physical activity will not only help you tackle weight-related issues but can even enable you to prevent conditions associated with weight gain.
ACTION IS THE FOUNDATIONAL KEY TO ALL SUCCESS
A fitness routine is also an essential aspect of women’s health, no matter your age, regular physical activity will not only help you tackle weight-related issues but can even enable you to prevent conditions associated with weight gain.
Floor Heel Taps
The Floor Heel Taps is excellent to strengthen your back, buttocks, Abs, and thighs at the same time. By lying flat on the mat, and lowering and raising your legs, you feel all your lower body muscles working. One of the benefits of this exercise is very safe and simple to be performed by most people.
The Floor Heel Tap is particularly is suitable for those people who need to strengthen their back or hips.
Guide to 7 Different Health Diets
Are you baffled by the colossal amount of conflicting information about what to eat, what not to, and which diet is perfect for you? Well, welcome to the club!
While your diet should consist of nutrient-rich food, not all of us are familiar with the nutritive jargon to pinpoint the food that meets our nutritional requirements.
Let’s dive into the major nutrients before streamlining the dietary regimens that have piqued people’s curiosity with their promise to deliver real results.
Knee Side Bend Stretch
The Knee Side Bend Stretch lengthens you abdominal, hips, hamstrings, quads and the muscles between the ribs. The intercostal can cause a range of issues to your posture, including the difficulty of breathing, shoulder and neck tension. This stretch gives your ribs,...
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