Yes, 15 minutes is enough time to be at an aerobic level of exercise, but it depends on the fitness of the person and the intensity of the run.
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There are lots of ways to exercise. You can walk,play tennis,swim,soccer,aerobic exercise, play with your dog,play tag with your kids,play basketball,jog,dancing. Stretching, your body is also good.
The recommended guidelines for exercise is to stay active, go for walks whenever you have the chance, Its good to do aerobic exercise, swimming, ride the bike, jog, flexibility exercise by stretching, gymnastics, yoga, pushups, sit ups, recreational activities, like volleyball, basketball…etc
Depends on the running. If you mean going out for a jog, then aerobic. If you mean doing sprints, then anaerobic.
Running, for all humans, starts off as aerobic. But, if, during a run/jog/workout, your body cannot continue to complete aerobic respiration, running then becomes anaerobic (aerobic and anaerobic meaning with and without oxygen). So, if you push your body enough, you will reach anaerobic running. The point at which running goes from aerobic to anaerobic is the anaerobic threshold.
An exercise machine, such as a treadmill or a stationary bike, is a good way to get in your cardiovascular exercise in your home. If you have the space and the money, you can get a set of dumbbells and perhaps other weights to create a home gym. There are inexpensive ways too, such as aerobic exercise videos and the like. Depending on where you live, taking a jog out to a park can be a great option as well. P90X!
an aerobic exercise is one that requires a lot of oxygen to the muscles. in order to do this your heart rate and breathing will quicken. skipping and running are aerobic as they can significantly raise your heart rate.
A program of aerobic exercise such as running or joggingA. builds endurance and enhance coordination.B.strengthens the upper body, as well as the legs.C. builds large muscles in the legs and arms.D. has insignificant effect on body conditioning unless accompanied by calisthenics.the asnwer is A builds endurance and enhance coordination
Weight training tones and builds muscle. It is not a calorie-burning exercise. Although abdominal exercise may offer better muscle tone , and thus straighter posture and sticking your belly out less, that does not actually burn belly fat.To lose belly fat you must burn extra calories through aerobic exercise. If you are breathing normally and still a little short of breath, and your heart rate is elevated, THAT is aerobic exercise. Some types of aerobic exercise are jogging, swimming, bicycle-riding, rowing, even using a jump-rope. To be useful, you must keep your heart rate elevated for a minimum of 20 minutes.For Example:When first starting out when you haven't done a particular exercise before, speed up and slow down (such as jogging 10 seconds, walking for 50 seconds) to work in gradually. For a novice, this will still result in an elevated heart rate, and will lessen the risk of injury. After several 20 minute sessions, increase slightly the amount of aerobic exercise (such as jog 20 seconds, walk 40 seconds).
You can sit in an ice bath, eat more fiber rich foods, dont eat refined flour (white bread), don't sit to much especially on toilet, don't do muscle straining exercises, and run jog or do an aerobic exercise.
Run, jog, walk. Swim. Get sweaty!
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