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Thursday, 28 November 2013

Home Workout Routine,Your First Move



1.Get Health Clearance
 
There is one common mistake which many people make when they decide to improve their bodies.  This mistake is to not begin with adequate preparation.  The first, and most essential, step in preparing to embark on a home workout program is to have a complete health clearance from your physician.

2.Health Conditions 

The most important reason for this is you may have a medical problem which you do not know exists.  There are many health conditions which can worsen from strenuous exercise;  there are some which can even be fatal.  While you want to work toward that perfect body, you surely do not want to take unnecessary chances with your health or your life. 

3.Peace of Mind with a Clean bill Of Health 
 
An evaluation from your physician will allow you to see if you have any extraordinary risk factors.  This kind of check-up, which will take very little time or cost, is well worth the benefits.  A clean bill of health will give you peace of mind--  and the go-ahead for your home workout. 

4.Find out if you Have Special Limitations  
 
The second reason is to find out whether you have any special limitations.  For example, you may have had sprains or other types of injuries in the past.  These can affect choosing the home workout that is right for you.  Your doctor may advise you to modify certain kinds of exercise, or to avoid them altogether. 

5.Prevent any Setbacks 
 
Visiting your physician before you begin a home workout regimen is necessary.  If you have any health or medical problems, they need to be addressed before you start a home workout.  Anything from a prior injury to an unknown heart condition can prevent you from getting the results you want from your workout.  They can cause setbacks, and even disaster.  A few minutes of your time beforehand can prevent all of this.

6.Be Ready For The Task
 
The best kind of evaluation is a complete evaluation.  If you have not made routine exams a part of your general lifestyle, now is a good time to start.  When you are serious about beginning a home workout regimen, you probably already know that it will affect your body.  Whether you have exercised before or not, making a home workout, a part of your everyday life, will place stress and strain on your body.  It will affect your muscles, your joints, your blood pressure, and every other part of your system.  Your body will be working much harder than it ever did before, to move in the direction of your goals.  This is why you need to know in advance that your body is ready for the task.  It will help your workouts to proceed more smoothly, and without any unnecessary risks to your health.

7.Benefits From a Home Workout
 
A home workout is an exciting adventure.  However, in addition to the effects it will have on your body, it will also affect your mind.  From the increased blood flow which occurs during workouts, to the change in your blood-sugar levels, the physical benefits of exercise can affect your mood, spirits, and disposition.  In order to ensure that these changes are positive, and you gain as much from them as possible, you need to be prepared by knowing that you are healthy. 

 8.Avoiding Repeat Injuries
 
Many people have sustained permanent injuries, and worse, solely due to not being aware of medical problems or limiting conditions prior to starting a regimen of strenuous exercise.  Others have become overwhelmed and discouraged, leading them to quit before seeing any positive results.  Still others have given up, because they simply did not know what to expect from their new venture.  In most cases, all of these repercussions can be avoided.

9.A Complete Evaluation
 
You want your new home workout routine to produce great results.  You want the perfect body that you may have been dreaming of for many years.  You want it all to come in the healthiest, safest, and most enjoyable manner, without any unnecessary risks or setbacks.  Getting a complete evaluation from your doctor before you choose any exercise or purchase any equipment is the best way to make your home workout routine a positive experience. 

10.You can Then Choose Your Routine
 
When you know that you are healthy, and without any risk factors, you will have a double benefit.  First, you can take on the workout routines of your choice without undue risk to your health;  and second, you will have the peace of mind from knowing that your new venture is safe for you.

11.Take The Sensible Step
 
In the interest of your health and safety, make an appointment to see your doctor before you begin your new home workout.  Not only is this the most sensible step, it will do wonders for your self-confidence.  When you know that you are physically prepared for the home workout routines which you are about to begin, you can look forward to one of the best and most exciting experiences of your life.

12.Your Body is Like a Machine

Treat your Body Well and it will serve you well.Give your body The right Nutrition,it Deserves it ,be healthy in Body and Healthy in Mind,

Barrie Edwards

http://www.superxenca.com 

Thursday, 28 February 2013

Barrie Edwards Health and Fitness

Barrie Edwards Health and Fitness

Monday, 4 February 2013

A Healthy And Fitter Body


A healthy body is what most people are striving for. We are inundated constantly with images of slender, toned people. Be it on television or on a billboard as we’re driving down the street.  Fitness isn’t all about the weight that the scale says or the dress or trouser size you wear. Fitness is about how healthy you are.

Exercise is vital in the quest for body fitness. Many people join a gym for the convenience of having all the equipment they feel they need to work out. There are machines there to strengthen and tone every muscle in your body. With the onset of personal trainers, the process can be almost effortless. In that case, the exerciser is given a prescribed routine of exercise that will help them achieve the fitness level and body weight that they desire.

Fitness and exercise aren’t restricted to the confines of a gym. Any type of movement can be considered exercise. By taking those movements, a step further a person can work towards their own personal fitness goal.

For a person who lives in an apartment building, the decision of whether to take the stairs or the elevator might seem inconsequential, but those steps up to their floor everyday equal a leg workout. Choosing to hike it up the flight of steps gives not only the legs a chance to stretch, but it also gives the heart a chance to beat faster. By choosing this everyday, the body would begin to respond in a positive way.

The same can be said for walking as opposed to driving. Often when a destination is close people feel inclined to get in their car and drive there and then drive the route back. Lacing up a pair of walking shoes and heading out the door on foot is considered exercise and the benefits aren’t only restricted to the gasoline that will be saved. The entire body will feel the results and if that walk is taken several times a week, perhaps even daily, the fitness level of that person increases. 

Exercise can occur in almost every environment. It’s up to the health-conscious person to grab those moments and seize them. By mowing the lawn, the legs and arms are being worked out. Carrying the laundry is akin to lifting lightweights and chasing a toddler eventually equals a few laps around the running track. Paying attention to these same details and using them to their fitness advantage will result in so many health benefits.

Nutrition can really help with your fitness goals,the body should be as fit on the inside as on the outside,to achieve this a good Diet combined with a good Nutritional programe can work wonders, 

Barrie Edwards
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Sunday, 9 December 2012

Fitness and Exercise- Prevent Disease with Fitness and Exercise

Why you should be using Fitness and Exercise to improve your Health

Fitness and exercise prevent disease. That is a proven fact, and yet there are more people than ever are  suffering from obesity and type two diabetes is considered to be at epidemic level . If you are overweight, and especially if you are obese, or if you’ve been diagnosed with diabetes, then listen to your doctor and begin a regular fitness and exercise program. You’ll be glad you did.
One of the benefits of fitness and exercise, as any physician will tell you, it that fitness and exercise help control blood sugar. A diabetic who takes medication daily may find that less medication is needed with a regular fitness and exercise program. Many diabetics who stay with fitness and exercise programs find that they are able to quit the medication and get their diabetes under control in a totally natural way.A natural food supliment such as Five a Day Plus can help,this consists of 21 of the planets most nutritional plant substances, blended together into a superfood,

Triglycerides are also too high for most people. High triglycerides are linked to heart disease, including heart attacks and strokes. A great natural way to reduce your level of triglycerides is to simply begin and stick with a fitness and exercise program, while eating a sensible diet and using a food supliment. Triglycerides at too high a level are also linked to high blood sugar, and it is common for diabetics to have high triglyceride levels. Therefore, in this case fitness and exercise can take care of two potential health risks at the same time.

Many people have marveled at the way being over weight has become a  way of life, and wondered what caused it. Many point to sedentary lifestyles, working in front of computers, and watching too much television. In addition, many  eat diets high in fat and carbohydrates. Whatever the root causes fitness and exercise can be a major part of the cure for this problem. Engaging in physical activity, increasing the heart rate, and just getting active will help a person loose weight, control triglyceride levels and improve diabetes and should not be ignored. Parents should restrict time spent by children with video games or watching television and encourage them to engage in fitness and exercise the way children in past generations have, playing games like baseball, basketball and skipping. Children who learn the benefits of fitness and exercise at an early age will go into adulthood, and enjoy fitness and exercise, lead healthier lifestyles and tend to live longer, healthier and obviously happier lives.

Barrie Edwards

www.superxenca.co.uk

Tuesday, 13 November 2012

Exercise And Asthma


Exercise And Asthma

If you suffer from asthma, you probably think that you
can't exercise properly or safely.  Contrary to what
many think of this subject, there are ways that you
can get in shape and exercise, even if you suffer
from asthma.

Asthma is a chronic lung disease that is marked by
characteristics such as coughing, wheezing, shortness
of breath, and chest tightness.  Asthma tends to occur
with people who are genetically or suffer as a result of their
environment

Some of the triggers that may start or make an attack
worse include exposureExercise And Asthma

If you suffer from asthma, you probably think that you
can't exercise properly or safely.  Contrary to what
many think of this subject, there are ways that you
can get in shape and exercise, even if you suffer
from asthma.

Asthma is a chronic lung disease that is marked by
characteristics such as coughing, wheezing, shortness
of breath, and chest tightness.  Asthma tends to occur
with people who are genetically or environmentally
presdisposed to the condition.

Some of the triggers that may start or make an attack
worse include exposure to allergens, viral respiratory
infections, airway irritants, exercise, and exposure
to things such as dust mites or cockroaches.

You can prevent asthma attacks by doing the following:
1.  Bathe your pets weekly.
2.  Don't smoke or permit smoking in your
home.
3.  When mold or pollent counts are high,
you should stay inside with air conditioning.
4.  Wash your bedding and any stuffed toys
at least once per week in hot water.
5.  Wash your hands every chance you get.
6.  Get a flu shot.
7.  Wear a scarf over your mouth and nose in
the winter months.
8.  Be proactive and know your triggers and
how you should avoid them.

Now that you know what you know about asthma, you
may be wondering where exercise fits in.  As most
doctors will tell you, you shouldn't give up on
sports or exercise at all.  You just have to be
smart about how you play and take special pre
cautions to avoid attacks.

Almost all doctors agree that the best way to
prevent attacks during exercise is to keep your
inhaler and medication close by.  You should never
use the inhaler more than 3 times during a game
or exercise session.  If you are up the previous
night with coughing and wheezing, it's always best
to go light with your exercise the next day.

For something known as IEA (Exercise Induced Asthma),
the symptoms are somewhat different, in the fact
that they appear after 6 - 10 minutes of exercise
and will often be worse in cold or dry air.

If you have IEA, there are several activities that
you can enjoy such as swimming, walking, biking,
downhill skiing, and team based sports.  There are
many activities for you to choose from, to ensure
you get the exercise you need as well.

Keep in mind that the condition of asthma isn't
"all in your head", it is a real physiological
medical treatment that will require treatment to
prevent and treat.  Even though your doctor will
be your best friend in treating asthma, you are
the one who can prevent your symptoms.

Always be smart, take your medication, and be
proactive.  Don't let it put you in a life of
misery - as you can enjoy exercise just like
everyone else. to allergens, viral respiratory
infections, airway irritants, exercise, and exposure
to things such as dust mites or cockroaches.

You can prevent asthma attacks by doing the following:
1.  Bathe your pets weekly.
2.  Don't smoke or permit smoking in your
home.
3.  When mold or pollent counts are high,
you should stay inside with air conditioning.
4.  Wash your bedding and any stuffed toys
at least once per week in hot water.
5.  Wash your hands every chance you get.
6.  Get a flu shot.
7.  Wear a scarf over your mouth and nose in
the winter months.
8.  Be proactive and know your triggers and
how you should avoid them.

Now that you know what you know about asthma, you
may be wondering where exercise fits in.  As most
doctors will tell you, you shouldn't give up on
sports or exercise at all.  You just have to be
smart about how you play and take special pre
cautions to avoid attacks.

Almost all doctors agree that the best way to
prevent attacks during exercise is to keep your
inhaler and medication close by.  You should never
use the inhaler more than 3 times during a game
or exercise session.  If you are up the previous
night with coughing and wheezing, it's always best
to go light with your exercise the next day.

The natural remedies that can help cope with astma
and which are highly recommended, include  five a day +
by Xenca,This is a green superfood and contains 21 of
 the most potent natural plants blended together,and
can be taken in a drink or in water and will help not only
to combat Asthma but also all other body functions

For something known as IEA (Exercise Induced Asthma),
the symptoms are somewhat different, in the fact
that they appear after 6 - 10 minutes of exercise
and will often be worse in cold or dry air.

If you have IEA, there are several activities that
you can enjoy such as swimming, walking, biking,
downhill skiing, and team based sports.  There are
many activities for you to choose from, to ensure
you get the exercise you need as well.

Keep in mind that the condition of asthma isn't
"all in your head", it is a real physiological
medical treatment that will require treatment to
prevent and treat.  Even though your doctor will
be your best friend in treating asthma, you are
the one who can prevent your symptoms.

Always be smart, take your medication, and be
proactive.  Don't let it put you in a life of
misery - as you can enjoy exercise just like
everyone else.

Barrie Edwards

http://www.superxenca.co.uk

Thursday, 25 October 2012


Eating And Exercise

Anytime you exercise, you do so in order to try and
maintain good health. You also know that you have to
eat as well, so your body will have the energy it
needs to exercise and maintain for the everyday tasks
of life.  For making the best of your exercise, what
you eat before and after you workout is very important.

No matter if you are going to be doing a cardio
workout or a resistance workout, you should always
make it a point to eat a balanced mix of protein and
carbohydrates.  What makes that determining percentage
of carbs and protein you consume is whether or not
you are doing cardio or resistance exercise and the
intensity level that you plan to work at.

The ideal time for you to eat your pre workout meal
is an hour before you start.  If you plan to work
at a low intensity level, you should keep your pre
workout meal down to 200 calories or so.  If you
plan to exercise at a high level of intensity, you
will probably need your meal to be between 4,000
and 5,000 calories.

Those of you who are doing a cardio session will
need to consume a mix of 2/3 carbs and 1/3 protein.
Doing so will give you longer sustained energy from
the extra carbs with enough protein to keep your
muscle from breaking down while you exercise.

For resistance exercise, you'll need to eat a mix
of 1/3 carbs and 2/3 protein, as this will help
you get plenty of energy from the carbs to perform
each set you do and the extra protein will help
keep muscle breakdown to a minimum while you
exercise.

Eating after you exercise is just as important as
your pre workout meal.  Anytime you exercise,
whether its cardio or resistance, you deplete energy
in the form of glycogen.  The brain and central
nervous system rely on glycogen as their main
source of fuel, so if you don't replace it after
you exercise, your body will begin to break down
muscle tissue into amino acids, and then convert
them into usable fuel for the brain and the
central nervous system.

Keep in mind that mostly during resistance
exercise, you'll break down muscle tissue by
creating micro tears.  What this means, is that
after a workout, your muscles will instantly go
into repair mode.  Protein is the key here for
muscle repair, as you don't want muscle breaking
down even further to create fuel instead of
lost glycogen.

Once you have finished a cardio session, you'll
need to consume mainly carbohydrates, preferably
those with high fiber.  Rice, oatmeal, whole wheat
pasta, and northern fruits are excellent sources.
Also, try to consume 30 - 50 grams of there
types of carbs after you exercise.  After your
cardio workout, it is fine to eat within 5 - 10
minutes.

Once you've finished a resistance workout, you
will need to consume a combination of carbs and
protein.  Unlike cardio workouts, resistance
workouts will break down muscle tissue by creating
micro tears.

You'll need protein as this happens to build up
and repair these tears so that the muscle can
increase in size and strength.  The carbs will
not only replace the lost muscle glycogen, but
will also help the protein get into muscle cells
so it can synthesize into structural protein, or
the muscle itself.

After your resistance exercise, you should wait
up to 30 minutes before you eat, so that you won't
take blood away from your muscles too fast.  The
blood in your muscles will help the repair process
by removing the metabolic waste products.

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Monday, 15 October 2012

Exercise The Key to a Strong Body



No one can argue that exercise is an important factor in not only the weight loss battle but also the larger war on a healthy body.  Regular exercise ensures a person will suffer from fewer ailments, feel stronger, and in many cases live longer.

Exercise isn’t all about running a mile, or doing one-hundred sit-ups to obtain a toned and trimmed stomach. It’s also about overall fitness. Conditioning the body as a whole including the muscles and most importantly the heart muscle is a key piece in the healthy body puzzle. 

Regular aerobic exercise is fundamental in keeping our hearts working exactly the way nature intended. This could include jogging, running, walking, cycling, or even swimming. Keeping the heart rate elevated for a prescribed amount of time is vital in building up the muscle of the heart. Doing this daily or even several times per week is an important first step in the journey to overall fitness.

Many younger people find fitness as a great fringe benefit behind enjoyment when they are participating in their favorite activity. Snowboarding and skateboarding have become extremely popular and the fitness benefits are substantial. Many muscles of the body are worked while these sports are enjoyed and the participants are not only having fun but also working out at the same time.

For those less adventurous a walk is a perfect alternative. Even a daily trip around the local park with the family dog is doing your body good. It’s working out your thighs, your buttocks and of course your heart. Many physically fit people depend on walking as their core daily exercise activity. Normally starting slow, it’s not unusual for people to find such enjoyment in getting out into the fresh air to stretch their legs, that the walks become longer and longer until they realize that it’s turned from a short stint to a few mile hike.


 Swimming is one activity that almost everyone enjoys. It’s a great way to get fit for people of all ages. Youngsters can be enrolled in swimming classes, which are not only educational, but also a wonderful way for them to exercise in a fun environment. For older children, hanging out at the swimming pool with friends gives them the exercise that they otherwise might not be getting.   For adults swimming can be an important factor in their overall fitness.  The water can be soothing for those who suffer from knee or joint pains.  For older folks it affords them the chance to stretch and strengthen their bodies without the stress of some of the more strenuous exercise routines

A good Diet And Nutritional programe is also essentual,this gives us the energy we need and
also ensures that the body is functioning properly.It will make us feel in tip top condition
and help us fullfill the above activities

Barrie Edwards

http://www.superxenca.co.uk