Exercise

A good half an hour :) Since it takes on average 12 minutes to walk 1km, 2km would be 24 minutes so for 2.5km...30 minutes

It depends on how flexible you already are and howlong you train/week.

If you stretch everyday it can vary from 4-5years.

Never give up & keep stretching is the key.

do as the french do, instead of eating 3 huge meals, eat small snacks through out the day with out meals. also eat lots of yogurt and drink lots of water to lubricate your intestine track. after about a week of this diet, begin your basic exercises (sit ups, push ups, some core yoga). find your limit of each of these exercises (Ex. 13 sit ups and 15 push ups.) and every night try to achieve another goal until you feel satisfied with how you look. remember to continue with dieting and routines.

A step is not a uniform length of distance - different people's steps can measure different distances. Therefore, the two units are not directly compatible.

Isotonic and Isometric exercise are the two types of the exercises. In Isotonic exercise you do not use the load or weight. You can use the antagonist muscle contractions in Isotonic muscle exercises. In isometric exercises you use the weight or load to develop the muscles. You know the term, metric tone. So in Isometric exercise you lift the weight.

Really you just hang in the position for twenty seconds and lock your arms... pushups and pullups will help :)

There is not enought information to answet this question. The 31 year old female's weight is also needed.

Actors can do little tongue twisters to help with contanants and vowels. They can also do hard sound and repeat them in a patern such as b-d-g-d or p-t-k-t.

Why do you want to encourage relaxation? Exercising serves two purposes, to relieve stress and to wash garbage away from the walls of arteries. To wash garbage off artery walls requires 30 minutes of movement. To relieve stress requires constantly using your mind in the here and now. A relaxing exercise is one that avoids competition and conflict. Yoga or aerobics or any exercise where your mind has to be with the here and now and can not wander is relaxing. You can follow that up with a 30 minute walk or a 15 mile bike ride or anything else for your cardiovascular workout.

not sure how wide your steps are.... there are 5280 feet in a mile so if your stride is 1 foot....there would be 5280 steps in ur mile...

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26.2 Miles

It really depends! Although age can factor in to maturity levels, training capacity, and laws (and other stuff) that are relevent to the running, ones speed and endurance is really determinded throught cardiovascular strength and endurance, muscle strength and endurance, running form, proper nutrtion and hydration, and height (which may help but is not necessary with stride lenghth). Throught common sense a toddler should not run nine miles but someone at age thirteen can easily. my best nine mile is a 54 minute but i am a advance older runner, a long run like nine miles should be slow for LDS training even if your averaging nine minute miles it is still excellent.

well if you do the program for8 weeks u will gain 8 inches but if you do more after for like 6 months you will gain 24 inches more

No, there are no known ways for either men or women to increase their height after the age of 23. You might want to try a higher heel :)

The most effective way to reduce the time on a distance run like this is to find a "good" pace and maintain it throughout the distance. You will have to pace yourself through each segment of the track on each lap, but that's the best way to do it. Running faster here and slower there is inefficient, except for the "kick" at the end of a run. (That last 50 meters or so.) Get a watch that you can easily read, and lay out the track in sections. (You pick them, but not too long, and not too short.) Look at all the sections in the 3 miles, and then figure out how much time you have to cover each section to achieve your desired time. Set something a little less taxing to begin with. In fact, make it an easy goal to get the hang of checking your time and insuring you've met your goals for that section. (You're training to use your watch and do time intervals in this exercise.) If you can get someone to do this for you, so much the better, but it is a good idea to do this yourself so you are not dependent on someone else for your training needs. Keep working to improve your ability to cover the sections in the "correct" time. There was a guy back when who used this procedure to improve his time in the mile. Let's see. Who was that? Oh, yeah. It was Roger Bannister, the first man to run a timed mile in under 4 minutes. He laid out the track in segments, did the math, and saw what he had to do in each section to cover the whole mile in a sub-4 minute time. Want to shave time off your current best for 3 miles? There's a plan to do it.

A trampoline is a sheet or web of flexible material (usually heavy fabric) that is supported by springs in a metal frame. It is used for jumping and aerobic exercise.

A sheet could be part of a trampoline, but not webbing (too dangerous and may trap the user's feet). So, webbing supported by springs could be used in a bedstead.

The steps to make a simple butt joint is easy Firstly get two pieces of wood to make a 90 degrees angle. Secondly put strong glue on the timber then get a friend to hold that piece of timber while you nail it in

An average walking speed is between five and six kilometers per hour.

At the bottom end of that scale then, we get:

5km/h = 5000m/3600s = 25m/18s

350m / (25m / 18s) = 252s

or four minutes and twelve seconds.

At the high end of that scale, we have:

6km/h = 6000m/3600s = 5m/3s

350m / (5m / 3s) = 210s

or three minutes and thirty seconds

So for someone to walk 350 meters at an average speed would take roughly between three and a half to four and a fifth minutes.

It will take 0.375 hours (5/8 hour), or 22.5 minutes, to walk 1.5 miles at 4 mph.

The division is straightforward :

(1.5 miles) / (4 miles/hr) = 1.5/4 = 0.375 hours

0.375 hr x (60 minutes/hour) = 22.5 minutes

Last minute stamina is your will power pushing your body to go further when there's absolutely nothing left in your gas tank

The rectus abdominus is the main muscle the provides rippled abs. This muscle together with linea alba or also called as white line and the tendinous intersections builds up the core of our abs.

It depends on your rate of walking. I believe the average human walks at 3-4 mph.

20 minutes / 60 minute/hr = 1/3 hr

1/3 hr * 3.5 miles/hr = 1.167 miles

Walking at 3.5 mph, you would travel over a mile in 20 minutes.

Likewise, walking at 3 mph, you would travel 1 mile in 20 minutes.

So, 20 minutes is probably a fair estimate of one mile of walking.

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