Why do your arms hurt after you do pushups?
Your arms hurt because you use arm muscles. When you use a muscle, after a while it starts hurting. For example, after a long walk, your leg muscles hurt.
What is a low intensity activity fueled by?
Low intensity exercises are mainly fueled by carbohydrates, (found in white bread, cereals) these are the primary fuel for the body's engine room.
How long would it take to walk 0.14 miles?
approx about 4-6 minutes if fat and out of shape
or if in good shape and not full of sugar and slop about 2 minutes
If you Walk perimeter of 3 acres equals how many miles walked?
You will have walked about 10.92 miles in perimeter.
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That is a total rubbish answer. An area does not and cannot define a perimeter. An area of 3 acres can comprise an extremely thin strip stretching millions of miles. So the perimeter would also run to millions of miles. And if the strip was thinner, it could be billions of miles or trillions, etc.
What should you do if your ankles hurt when you run but you have very good running shoe's?
Your shoes might not suit your gait. Some people over-pronate or under-pronate, meaning they walk more on the inside or outside of their foot respectively. If you go to a store that specializes in running shoes rather than a general shoe store or large chain they may be able to watch you run or walk and evaluate what type of shoe will provide the best support. It will probably cost a bit more but you're getting the service as well.
If the problem persists or they tell you your shoes are a good fit, you should speak to a doctor. You might have ankle problems caused by something else that are aggravated by running.
Do black people have an extra bone in their leg to make them run faster?
No, there are rumours about this but it is utter rubbish!
How many miles are in 2850 steps?
If a step is 24", a bit more than 1 mile, but much less than 2 miles.
My stride is 29 inches so how many steps would I take in a mile.?
Because a mile has 63,360 inches, you would just divide 63,360 by 29.
What causes the peritoneum to tear?
A number of medical books blame peritoneum tears on infections. A number of sports books blame peritoneum tears on injuries. Of course it would have been cut in a woman who had a C-section. A blood test can check for infection. If there is an infection, it should be treated before there is surgery to fix it.
Long term effects after Model T invented?
Long term effects are that people could now get around faster and farther due to its light and sturdy frame. Thus changed american life because people moved farther away
About how many steps equal a mile?
If you assume 3 feet per average step, then it would be 1,760 steps per mile.
How fast would you have to run 1.5 miles on a treadmill to make a 16 minute time?
You would have to maintain a pace of at least 5.63 miles per hour.
What are the long term effects of kyphosis?
you will eventually become a hunchback you could pinch a nerve either killing or paralyzing you
What is worse sitting at the computer all day or lying in bed all day?
sitting in front of a computer screen makes you anti social but on the other hand lying in bed all day makes you an unhealthy human being.
When can you start to exercise and whatv kind?
u could start jogging , start off lite if using free waits and use machines u could bench press and make sure to stretch before and after lots u dont want to pull sumting
In addition to numbing the area to relieve pain, the cold will force fluids associated with swelling out of the region. Conversely, heat will draw fluid into the area to loosen the muscle and increase circulation. The alternating applications of heat and cold speeds healing and re-nourishment of the tissues, while at the same time purge the area of lactic acid which will help with fatigue and cramping.