There are some key benefits that come with bike riding....
1. It's great for the environment.
2. You get the same aerobic workout riding a bike as you would jogging
3. It is much easier on the joints.
4. Save on gas.
5. Gain more energy.
6. Can be done anytime, anywhere.
7. The whole family can do it.
8. Increased heart and lung function.
9. Stronger leg muscles. (Remember to stretch before going on a serious bike ride)
10. Even those with Arthritis can bike ride, and their joints will actually feel better afterwards.
it's zero emission travel
it's good exercise
it doesn't contribute to road congestion
it's less dangerous for pedestrians and other bicyclists than cars
it causes less wear on road surfaces.
Bicycle riding offers an excellent chance of some low-impact aerobic exercise, in a non-polluting and environmentally friendly way.
You get a nice, low impact aerobic work out from it.
If you continue to ride you will have strengthened calves and leg muscles. This will also help improve ur cardio. Keep riding!!!!!!
it helps keep you in fit, it gets your heart pumping, it helps cardiovascular health and respiratory.
Generally speaking bicycling is considered to be a good way to exercise, low impact, no pollution and all that.
some people will take a risk while riding a bike if it is 4 an emergancy or family/health reasons
Well, for most riders it is relaxing, exciting, challenging, fun, and something they enjoy doing.
A bike and some riding skills.
Walking, riding your bike or you could buy a stationary bike. for me riding my bike helps me to stay in shape it could help you to
There are many different types of exercises that are good for lumbar and spine health. Some of the more popular and basic are bike riding, swimming and Tai Chi.
No, but it is frowned upon. Some cities have bike lanes to stop people from riding on sidewalks.
Some good reasons to start bike riding would be that it is good exercise and would provide a good work out. Another reason is that one can be in the outdoors enjoying the fresh air.
Probably only if you start from a very poor level of fitness. Bike riding is mainly about endurance, while sprinting is all about explosive power. There can be secondary benefits though, if the added exercise of the bike riding is enough for you to lose some weight, then that will help in sprinting. If you use the bike riding for interval training(i.e. go flat out for a short period, rest a little , then go flat out again) then it can help a little too.
When you are riding on the front of someones bike and the bike stops but you still keep going. This is newtons 1st law.
Balancing skills and some level of fitness.
what are some potential health benefits and risks of swimming
Some people say that flying an airplane would be like riding a bike and flying a helicopter is like riding a unicycle in comparison.