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Exercise Bikes – How Far They Have Come
The exercise bike has long been the type of exercising that people just love to do. Why? It is relatively easy to do and it allows people to exercise at virtually any time, in a number of different ways. It is through these bikes that people can...
Exercise for Diabetics
Exercise for Diabetics
The two most common forms of diabetes are referred to as Type 1
and Type 2. Type 1 diabetes, also known as adolescent diabetes,
differs from Type 2 in that the body stops producing insulin
altogether.
Type 2...
Exercise Smarter Not Harder – 10 ways to make consistent progress all the time in your exercise plan!
My name is Greg Ryan. I am a fitness expert, professional bodybuilder personal, trainer to movie stars, and former employee of Kathy Smith. For twenty years I have been able to keep my body fat levels lower than most, and consistently exercise...
Finding The Right Exercise Intensity
We’ve all heard the exercise guidelines that recommend we participate in 30 minutes of moderate intensity physical activity 3-5 times per week. That seems easy enough to implement. Or, does it? The duration and frequency guidelines are very...
Is Exercise Induced Asthma A Different Form of Asthma?
Occasionally asthma attack happen only during, or shortly after,
exercise.
Initially, doctors thought this was a different form of asthma,
an entirely different form, but it is now known that it is
common for people with asthma to have...
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Arthritis Exercise, Three Tips
Maintaining joint mobility, range of motion as well as strength with the help of exercise, is important in arthritis.
Exercise has been shown to improve quality of life, and maybe even help in relieving pain/ discomfort.
There are no universal exercises for arthritis; basically all types of multi–joint movements/exercises are beneficial.
For best results use a fitness professional, maybe a physiotherapist, to jumpstart your exercise program.
Here are couple of tips to make most out of exercising.
Tip 1 - Pain free movements
Try to do only totally pain free movements, while it may not always be possible it should be used as the basic rule of thumb. Exercising through pain may lead to unnecessary complications.
One way to lessen the changes of pain during exercise, is to massage the involved muscles before exercise.
The idea is to try to find tender spots from the muscles near the pain area and massage them.
These spots are sometimes called as trigger points and are frequent cause for pain in arthritic conditions.
Tip 2 - Whole body exercise
Squat is a great exercise for those who are suited to do it, squatting promotes proper joint function, mobility and strength in key joints (hip & knee)
If you can, and start squatting, you want
also do exercise called reverse back extension to balance the development of muscles by strengthen the posterior chain; hamstrings, spinae erectors etc.
Tip 3 - supplementation
Dietary supplements might also help to ease the pain in arthritis and can be used to boost the positive effects of exercise.
The most popular supplements for arthritis are; glucosamine, chondroitin and msm - they appear to be most beneficial in osteoarthritis.
I have friends who have had great experiences with these supplements, and thus recommend them wholeheartedly.
About the Author: Read more at pain relief guide site, quick links below. http://www.pain-relief-guide.com/arthritis-pain-relief.html http://www.pain-relief-guide.com/glucosamine.html http://www.pain-relief-guide.com/chondroitin.html http://www.pain-relief-guide.com/msm.html
Source: www.isnare.com
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