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Want to live longer? - RUN!
Battling Heart and Stroke | August 18th 2008 by HART (1-800-HART)
Let’s continue with our Olympics special this week and look at what exercise can do for you. If you want to stay active and live longer, running seems to be the sports for you. A study showing the health benefits of running is being published t read more
Anti-aging and health benefits of running
iHealthBulletin News | August 15th 2008
JAMA/Archives - Running throughout middle and older ages may be associated with reduced disability in later life as well as a survival advantage, according to a report in the August 11/25, 2008 issue of Archives of Internal Medicine. “Age-adjusted read more
Benefits Of Building A Strong Aerobic Base
My Royal Way | August 15th 2008 by Henry Tan
Foundation training can never be overstated. It is absolutely essential for anyone to build a strong aerobic base before embarking on high intensity exercise which are usually anaerobic in nature. Aerobic training has been acknowledged as an importan read more
Exercise and Eating Related?
The Fight for Fitness | August 14th 2008
Yesterday was confirmation that, for me, exercise and eating habits are related. I had planned on going for an hour-long, hard ride on my bike. I always check my tires to make sure they have enough air and that my bike is good to go. While checking read more
Too Old for Exercise?
The Fight for Fitness | August 13th 2008
According to a study done by the Stanford University School of Medicine, published in the journal Archives of Internal Medicine, regular running can slow the effects of aging. The study found that elderly joggers were half as likely to die early dea read more
Free, Online Weight Loss Program
Nana Finds | August 12th 2008 by Nana's Corner
This free, online weight loss program, MyPyramid.gov, offers personalized eating plans, interactive tools to help you plan and assess your food choices, and advice to help you. (This is similar to another personalized weight loss program that charges read more
Endurance exercise makes heart function younger
iHealthBulletin News | July 24th 2008
A new study shows how endurance exercise seems to make it younger. According to a study conducted at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, older people who did endurance exercise training for about a year ended up with metabolically read more
What You Understand about Aktin diet-Exercise-ketosis-Appetite Su…
I Care Haven's Health And Welliness Tips | July 23rd 2008 by Thomas See
Warm welcome to all our readers and visitors. This week, we are going to share with you on the topic of AKTIN Diet, There are still many of us who don’t know or fully understand about “Aktin”. What benefits that can helps you and lo read more
Aerobic Exercise and Heart Health
The Fight for Fitness | July 23rd 2008
The evidence suggesting regular aerobic exercise can reduce the development of some types of cancer is solid. Perhaps even stronger is the evidence suggesting regular aerobic exercise can have profound impacts on cardiovascular health. With regular a read more
Tai Chi Yourself to Better Sleep
Sleepzine | July 2nd 2008 by Max Lee
We have been hearing the growing relation of obesity with sleep these days and indirectly, the point is people have to spice up their lives with certain activities that can perhaps add spice to their normal routine. This does not really entail rigoro read more
Aerobic Training, another major component of exercise…
A Personal Training Weblog by Donna | June 30th 2008 by Donna
Aerobic training or cardio training is one of the three major elements of a good quality fitness routine. It can be the most important for certain groups of people. It’s the one way to reduce cholesterol, and the major way to drive down blo read more
An Effective Abdominal Technique
Jumpstart Energy Health and Fitness Blog | June 23rd 2008 by Derek Huizinga
I’ve read up on a few ab-sculpting exercises in the past couple days and can heartily agree with some tips and disagree in the same sense with others…believe it or not, not everybody gives the best midsection advice! Got an inch-layer of read more
Aerobic exercise boosts BDNF, reduces appetite
iHealthBulletin News | June 16th 2008
Three months of aerobic exercise decreased body fat and calorie intake in overweight and obese people, according to a new study, and the researchers believe that changes in the amount of a brain protein called BDNF are responsible. The results will read more
Aerobic Exercise and Abdominal Training
Bodybuilding Routines | June 3rd 2008 by Gary
While independence is always an admirable trait, certain partnerships have to be formed by entities when they’re unable to stand alone. Case in point: The union of a hammer and a nail. No matter how well designed the hammer might be, without the read more
Alternative to Jogging - Cardio at Home
Our Weight Loss Journey | May 30th 2008 by jason velez
Hey Everyone, I realize that not everyone has the time to go outside to go jogging, biking or running. There are definitely other alternatives. Especially if it is very difficult to make the time to do your cardio or if your are just on a tight budge read more
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Focus on Your Health | May 22nd 2008
More on interval training for fat loss....Today's post: Thursday, 5-22-2008This is a follow up on the article & our last post from Tuesday, 5-20.It has some extra information on how interval training can be done. And, in addition to my comments on t read more
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Focus on Your Health | May 20th 2008
Lose way more fat in half the time....Today's post: Tuesday, 5-20-2008Exercise DOES help people lose excess fat. But some people do a good bit without seeing as much progress as they’d like.There are many reasons for this. One is that you can gai read more
Six Pack Abs: Debunking The Infomercial Myth
Sports And Relax Blog | May 16th 2008 by kon5518
How hard is it to get a six pack ? The informercials might make you believe it’s pretty easy. This article investigates the claims made by TV ads and shows what it really takes to get stunning abs. I can’t begin to tell you how amusing th read more
Yet another reason to exercise…
A Personal Training Weblog by Donna | May 16th 2008 by Donna
I just finished reading an article in Time magazine that described a study that proved exercise improves memory. The article began by explaining that the memory loss we all experience beginning in middle age is normal (I’m happy to hear). I read more
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Focus on Your Health | May 13th 2008
Exercise & Your Heart....Today's post: Tuesday, 5-13-2008When I first read that regular aerobic exercise or cardio improved your health & protected you from stress, I was impressed and began running regularly.Since I was under some time pressure I ne read more
How to stay healthy at 60+
Hello Boomers Magazine | May 3rd 2008 by Hello Boomers Magazine
It’s not so difficult to stay healthy at 60 – all it takes is extra care in the food you eat, and making sure you get adequate exercise. You need not go on an elaborate diet or be able to win a triathlon (not at your age), but keeping a healt read more
Aerobic Exercise
Weight Loss Blog | April 9th 2008 by Monica
Aerobic means with air or oxygen . Aerobic exercise refers to exercise that involves or improves oxygen consumption by the body.Aerobic activity can get your heart to pump blood more quickly and with more force than normal. As blood is pumped faster, read more
Benefits of Aerobic Exercise
Health America | March 30th 2008 by Donald Mckenzie Jr
The real benefits of aerobic exercise are achieved by increasing your heart rate and breathing hard for an extended period of time. During this aerobic activity your body produces more energy and delivers more oxygen to your muscles. Your heart beats read more
Exercising on hold
WH Africa | March 29th 2008 by WH
Due to my recent woes, my aerobic exercises on my elliptical trainer have been put on hold. I’ve developed some discomfort in one of my hip joints with some intermittent sharp twinges sometimes when I put weight on that side. What a pain (lit read more
Exercise: TOO MUCH
Edpabs | March 11th 2008 by Allen Brian
Having too much of a good thing may not good, like having too much exercise. Aerobic exercise–such running, bicycling, race-walking or swimming– can be great way to improve your health by lowering your blood pressure, strengthening your c read more
Learning More About Body Aerobics
Fitness Equipment Solutions | February 22nd 2008 by Lucy Jones
Aerobics is a wonderful way to not only get the cardiovascular system into shape, but also your entire body. Aerobics works the entire body, this of course helps with the heart and lungs but it also can take pounds and inches off. This type of exerci read more
Indoor Cycling: How To Build An Aerobic Base In 3 Steps
Fitness Equipment Solutions | February 7th 2008 by Lucy Jones
As a guy in his mid-40's, I've come to appreciate the benefits of lower impact aerobic exercise. Twenty years ago, my joints bounced right back read more
Recumbent Exercise Bike Benefits
Fitness Equipment Solutions | December 13th 2007 by Lucy Jones
There are many different kinds of aerobic exercise equipment out there and it can get confusing to decide which one may work best for you. The best exercise equipment is the one you will actually use regularly because that is how you will get results read more
Using Exercise for better sleep
Fitness, Health, and Diet Tips - Tips to gain muscle, lose w… | December 7th 2007 by hebold
The amount of physical exercise that you exert during the day is one of the key ingredients to helping you get a good sleep at night. The more active your body is during the day, the more likely you are to relax at night and fall asleep faster. With read more
A Very Public Diet - Blog Carnvial
Middle Age Shed | October 11th 2007 by Anna Farmery
Here we go everybody, our look at articles from across the diet blogosphere to help us lose that weight, to help us on our journey of weight control. JoLynn Braley presents Fast Food, Heroin, and Food Addiction, What’s the Connection?... read more
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