Saturday, 12 November 2011

Exercise Benefits


Physical Benefits Of Exercise



Increases weight loss, fat reduction

Fitness level improvements

Increases muscle toning, muscle shaping

Health level improvements

Increases body shaping, body sculpting

Increases muscle strength / muscular strength

Increases energy levels, peak performance

Increases aerobic strength / cardio strength

Improves posture, bearing, stance

Improves skill and agility

Tends to delay aging, delays aging process

Daily chores more easily performed

Increases protection from injuries

Improves flexibility

Increases stamina and endurance

Improves inner core strength

Improves muscle balance

Enhances body power and speed

Proper body weight / body composition

Stronger skeletal system

Neuromuscular coordination and balance

Look better / look healthier / youthful look

Increases physical productivity

Conditions digestive, excretory systems

Stronger resistance to disease

Alleviates many diseases and conditions

Heart disease risk reduction

Increases HDL cholesterol / good cholesterol

High blood pressure reduction

Possibility of certain cancers reduced


Mental Benefits Of Exercise


Mental stress reduction

Induces mental relaxation

Improves confidence

Improves mental productivity

Improves concentration

Improves mental sharpness

Calms a bad temper

Promotes better sleep


Emotional Benefits Of Exercise



Anxiety reduction

Helps you manage stress better

Enhances self-image

Improves quality of life

Enhances a feeling of well being

Enhances more positive focus

Enhances higher quality of life

Increases outlook on life

Increases social rewards

Helps you feel better about yourself and life


Often, an important incentive to exercise, when performed correctly, is LOOKING GOOD AND FEELING GOOD!

A very important, often overlooked benefit, is that after a while on an exercise program, many people increase their attention to more healthly activities, including a better diet and decrease their attention to health hindering activities, such as poor diet, smoking, negative thinking. Exercise definitely leads to a healthier, happier lifestyle.


Benefits Of Strength Training

According the American Council On Exercise, strength training benefits include the following:
                  Increases bone strength
                  Increases ligament tensile strength
                  Increases muscle fiber size
                  Increases capillary density increase
                  Increases strength of the muscle contractions
                  Increases tendon tensile strength


Benefits Of Cardiovascular Exercise

According to the ACSM, The American College Of Sports Medicine, the benefits of cardio respiratory exercise include the following*:

                  Adaptive physiologic responses increases
                  Aerobic work capacity increases
                  All-cause mortality reduction
                  Anxiety and depression decreases
                  Blood pressure decreases
                  Body fat stores decreases
                  Capillary density and blood flow to active muscles increases
                  Clinical symptoms of anxiety, tension and depression reduced
                  Decreases resting heart rate
                  HDL cholesterol (good cholesterol) increases
                  Health benefits increases
                  Heart volume increases
                  Incidence of some cancers decreases
                  Increase in heart function
                  Lactate threshold increases
                  Lung diffusion capacity increases
                  Maximal ventilation increases
                  Maximum cardiac output increase
                  Maximum oxygen consumption increases
                  Mobilization and utilization of fat increases
                  Mortality in post myocardial infarction patients decreases
                  Reduction in glucose-stimulated insulin secretion
                  Resting and maximum stroke volume increases
                  Total blood volume increases
                  Total cholesterol decreases

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