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Aerobic Exercise for Women to Reduce Fats

Aerobic Exercise for Women

 

Aerobic exercise for women is an exercise activity that causes the body to breath hard and sweat. Any physical exercise that increase heart rate and intake of enough oxygen into the body, sufficient to satisfy current physical exercise condition.

According to definition, aerobic exercise is cardiovascular exercise that is sustained whereby oxygen is used in metabolism of body fuel to provide energy. The best thing women can do for their health is to perform aerobic exercise to reduce fats in their bodies. The benefits resulting from fat loss due to aerobic include prevention of heart disease and stress.

Aerobic exercise to reduce fats in women is good for them regardless of their age, aerobic exercise and athletic ability. There are many aerobic activities women are able to perform to reduce excess fats in their bodies. Here are some examples of aerobic exercises suitable for women.

Jogging

Jogging is among the simplest form of aerobic exercise that can be performed by anyone including the woman on a daily basis. Jogging improves circulation of blood in the body and overall fitness of women. Jogging should be done using running shoes. To maximize jogging aerobic exercise, the pulse rate of the body should be raised between 60% to 85% of highest number of times the heart is able to beat during aerobic exercise:

• Jogging is done within your target zone three to four times in a week for a minimum of between 20 to 30 minutes. Whenever it becomes too hard to jog, then slow down and walk.

• You should use pulse to check if the jog you have done has been effective aerobically. Your target-training zone should first be estimated.

Stretching Exercises for Women

Warm ups or stretch ups and flexible exercises are supposed to be performed for about 5-7 minutes before one can engage in aerobics. Stretching keeps muscle supple and increases the range of motion in joints. It also improves coordination, increases temperature for the body and heart rate.

It is important that you stretch before and after starting to jog or run. Stretching is done for about 15 seconds without bouncing. While stretching, you should breathe briefly and relax in the stretch. While holding out the stretch, continue breathing deeply to a point of gentle tension.

Cool-downs are slow walks and stretching performed after aerobic exercise for a period of about 5 to 7 minutes. The reason for performing cool-downs is to return the blood pressure and heart rate to resting.

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