What is Cardio, Aeroblc Exercising?
Health authorities recommend 150 minutes of cardio exercise per week to reduce health risks.
Cardio exercise simply means that you're doing a rhythmic activity that raises your heart rate into your target heart rate zone, the zone where you'll burn the most fat and calories. To count as cardio exercise minutes, you must do the activity for at least 10 minutes.
And the great thing about cardio is that you don't have to work out for an hour at a high intensity to get the benefits. Even just a few minutes of cardio can have health benefits. A 15-minute walk outside can boost your mood and help lower blood pressure, so even a little goes a long way.
Benefits of Cardio Exercising
==> strengthen your heart
- helps you lose weight or maintain a healthy weight
- increases stamina
- boosts immune system
- helps prevent or manage chronic conditions
- can extend your life
Deliberately Delaying the Effects of Aging
Deliberately Delaying the Effects of Aging is the major intention behind Exercises for Seniors. However, seniors need to watch their step before choosing the type of physical activity, considering their physical capabilities. Sure, workouts are to improve the health and wellness of everyone but as seniors advance in age, they develop certain cardiovascular risks, especially if they perform high intensity workouts.
How to choose your Cardio Exercise?
The intensity levels may vary senior to senior. It is important to consider all these possible risks before plotting a senior’s workout regime. Most doctors suggest the best aerobic workout gets seniors’ heart rate up for straight 30 minutes, even if they break each session as low as 10 minutes each day.