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You are more likely to get cramps during anaerobic exercise than during aerobic exercise. This is because your muscles are lacking oxygen.
or you will get leg cramps if you squat too long
no you'll get horable cramps have a small snack of fruits or vegtables
One should use Cardiovascular/Cardio Cooldown after extensive aerobic/cardio exercise. The cooldown should be at least 3 -10 minutes depending on the length of time you exercise. A good aerobic/cardio exercise program should last 20 -60 minutes. Slowing down after exercise, allows the body to cool off, while allowing the heart-rate to normalize; also drinking fluids to rehydrate your body is needed, especially after extensive exercise. Cooling down will help you avoid muscle spasms and cramps, as well as prevent soreness; especially if you are new to aerobic exercise. Although cooling down is important, the warm up before aerobic/cardio exercise is also important. The process of warming up and cooling down can include stretching, running in place either by speeding up while warming up, or slowing down when cooling off, so both essential.
Some women experience severe cramps with their period. These can be alleviated by using Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs such as Advil or Alleve. Relief can also be obtained by starting birth control pills, this is probably the most effective, it generally makes the periods much lighter and stops the cramps. Some women find that aerobic exercise, running/swimming help minimise cramps,and I once read that avoiding citrus fruit for a few days before your period helps too, not sure how that works, but hey, if it works for you.
cranberry juice
After you exercise you need to keep you body fueled and hydrated. Workout before a meal so you don't get cramps. Then after your workout you can give your body what it needs to repair such as proteins. Nutrition is as important as exercising.
Yes. Exercise actually relieves tension and reduces the intensity of cramps.
No ! I made that mistake , you should not exercise after vomiting as it causes nausea and stomach cramps.
There is absolutely nothing that you can't do while menstruating.Exercise is absolutely fine during menstruation as long as you are comfortable, although exercise can ease menstrual cramps for some exercise can increase cramps. A good alternative if this happens to you is to take up exercise like yoga which is gentle and stretching can ease cramps.
Exercise? You can, but this can lead to getting things such as cramps and if you over work your self you can vomit. Try to wait 30 minutes after a meal before exercising!
Properly warming up and cooling down before and after exercise