yes it is its, and its cardio exercise as well, its the best aerobic training that can be done anywhere and everywhere during free time or every break even at work or school...
a jumping jack exercise is just when you do normal jumping jacks. my opinion would be to do 50-60 jumping jacks a day!!!
Active exercise, Aerobic exercise,endurance exercise, isokinetic exercise, isometric exercise, kegal exercise, passive exercise, resistance exercise..
They are named for Jack Lalanne who popularized but did not invent the exercise.
Squats, Jumping jacks, Lunges
Some of the basics of aerobic exercise involve exercises which elevate the heart rate. These exercises can be simple such as jumping jacks, jogging, running, squat thrusts, etc. or more complex moves such as 1-2-3 Heisman's, mountain climbers, etc.
Aerobic exercise requires oxygen, anaerobic exercise does not. Aerobic exercises include walking, running, swimming, and jumping rope.
jumping jacks Jazzersize jogging
aerobic
Kangaroos can get aerobic exercise. A kangaroo's jumping is an example of an exercise that raises it's heart rate.
Pushups, running and jumping jacks.
Yes, people have different names for it like jumping cross, cross jumping ,jack cross and more.
Other than to get your heart rate up and thus provide the same benefits as any aerobic exercise, they don't do much of anything. The jumping jack is an old and 'contrived' calisthenic exercise that used to be used for warming up. Although it may help loosen up the hips and shoulders, at least in the frontal plane (side to side movement) it is also an exercise that tends to interfere with coordination. Also it has a very small range of motion. Although it is a fairly efficient way to get the heart pumping, as an exercise it has no special efficacy or direct benefit.