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Home Gym Exercises
Lets analyze the various home gym exercises that ca be performed using your home gym.
For shoulders
Seated Shoulder Press
Shoulder Rotator Cuff Internal Rotation
Rear Deltoid Row
Lateral Shoulder Raise
Reverse Shoulder...
How Exercise Helps Reduce Stress
We have heard it so many times before that there are many
benefits to exercise especially when used to lower stress. If
everyone knows that exercise is important then why is stress,
disease, and fatigue so prevalent in today's society? The...
Rating The Diets, A Mindless Exercise
There has been a recent surge in the experts weighing in (pun intended) on popular and celebrity diets to rate them in terms of effectiveness, nutritional adequacy, and balance. Look at the latest crop of magazines, Internet news reports, and...
Treadmills Prove Health Concerns Are No Longer An Excuse Not To Exercise
Walking has long been praised for its health benefits. It is a simple, easy workout that provides great results. That makes treadmills an ideal piece of exercise equipment. There are no special moves to learn to make it complicated. You already know...
Weight Loss - Why An Exercise Plan is the Trick
Many people look for quick fixes to their weight problems - patches, pills, miracle diets, and the like. They expect to have a fast, rapid result, and in the end are disappointed when the pounds come back after a few weeks. These diets aren't all...
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The Benefit of Exercise: Traditional Chinese Style
The Nei Jing, or Inner Classic, the oldest Chinese medical text and source of all Chinese medical theory states: "Prolonged sitting
damages the flesh" and "Prolonged lying damages the qi." The Nei Jing was written between 300 and 100 B.C, which means
Chinese doctors have known for over 2000 years that lack of physical exercise causes health problems. Consequently, a vast array
of therapeutic exercises and exercise systems have developed and been refined over many centuries in China. What works is still
in use; what doesn't was discarded long ago.
Walk through almost any park in China in the morning and you'll see people doing stretching, strengthening, breathing, massage
and relaxation exercises. Why? Because these are time-tested ways to promote health and prevent ill health. Stretching exercises
limber your muscles and joints, which promotes blood and qi (vital energy) circulation. Strengthening exercises, particularly for your
back and legs, not only strengthen and tone, but also provide balance and support for your body. Breathing exercises energize and
relax you and enhance your blood and qi circulation. Acupressure massage also promotes circulation and relaxes you, and tones your muscles
and internal organs.
Chinese health
exercises and techniques are:
Simple to learn & easy to do
Require no equipment, classes or training partners
Suitable for young & old, men & women
Can be done virtually anywhere, anytime, and
Require just 15-30 minutes daily
What's the single, most important benefit of exercise, Chinese style? The greatest benefit of traditional Chinese health exercises
and exercise systems is that they are holistic, i.e. they benefit your body, mind and spirit. Most people exercise primarily to develop
a strong, toned body, which of course brings many benefits. However, including exercises and techniques in your workouts to
deepen and regulate your breathing, calm your mind and balance your emotions, takes your health to a whole new level! About the Author
Matthew Scott is a professionally trained Chinese medicine practitioner from Australia,
living in China since 2000. Matthew has been doing Chinese style exercises for over 15 years.
His website http://chinese-holistic-health-exercises.com provides classic Chinese therapeutic
exercises & techniques to stretch, strengthen, energize, relax & relieve pain & stiffness.
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