Cardio exercises, such as running, cycling, or swimming, promote overall spinal health by improving circulation and strengthening the muscles that support the spine. These activities help maintain flexibility and reduce stiffness, which can alleviate pressure on spinal discs and joints. Additionally, engaging in low-impact cardio can enhance core stability, further supporting proper posture and spinal alignment. Overall, regular cardio practice contributes to a healthier, more resilient spine.
A home exercise bike is like any piece of workout equipment. If you don't use it you won't lose it. Bikes are a great workout for the legs and if you push it can give a good cario as well. Don't forget to pump some iron to keep the body in balance.
They do not have a backbone / spine.
ABSOLUTELY NOT!Guinea Pigs have a natural upward curve of the spine. When you put them in an exercise ball you are forcing the spin in an unnatural position and its bone structure can't handle it! You should never put your Guinea Pig in an exercise ball. Give the Guinea Pigs ample room to run around, toys, and a mate and they will maintain their own fitness.
In your vertebral column (spine, backbone). The term "disk" refers to your spinal disks; which are the ones that give motility and support to your spine.
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exercise strethens the muscles
tennis gives you exercise because your moving and stretching your muscles and you are non stop ... all sports give you exercise because your body does not stop moving
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Mild hypertrophic degeneration refers to a degeneration of the facet joints in the spine. Facet joints help support the spine and give it flexibility.
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give them good food
Guinea pigs run laps for exercise. That's why they need plenty of room in their cage or lots of floor time. Never put a pig in an exercise wheel or ball, they can cause unnecessary strain on the spine.