The four phases of exercise are: warm up, stretching, conditioning and cool down. These phases are important to prepare the body and for easy recovery of the body after the exercise.
The Warm-up exercises, the conditioning and the cool-down exercises
Gentle exercise in it'self is an excellent way to warm up.
If by "conditional exercise" you mean "exercise that the doctor said I could do" then here is your answer: Yoga is very good. Walking or jogging is good. An exercise program called T-Tapp is wonderous for keeping in shape; some of it is specially designed for rehabs.
If by "conditional exercise" you mean "exercise that the doctor said I could do" then here is your answer: Yoga is very good. Walking or jogging is good. An exercise program called T-Tapp is wonderous for keeping in shape; some of it is specially designed for rehabs.
Benefits to warming up before exercise, including getting muscles ready and getting blood flowing in the body. Warming up also helps the body wake up and get ready for exercise.
Proper warm up is the best way to prepare your cardiovascular system for exercise.
The three components of a workout are: warm-up, workout, and stretching.
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It means your out of shape need lots of exercise
The phases are: 1) Warm-Up, 2) Conditioning, and 3) Cool Down. This can be found in more detail at the Clevend Clinics' Cardiac Rehab exercise page. Hope this helps you...Regards, Ray Siegel, MCP,LP
Do A Low-Impact Warm-Up