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Tips:-
Here's a workout anyone can
do: Try these 3 fat-burning walks
If you want to lose weight,
three components will help you: cardio, strength training and eating clean. And
for best results, you need all three (no cheating!).
For cardio, you can do
anything that gets your heart rate up and holds it there for a while. And lucky
for you, walking is one of those things. Its appeal is that it's easy and
doesn't require any special equipment — aside from a great pair of walking
shoes, that is.
But there's a downside: You
can also take it way too easy. Strolling along at a slow pace won't burn many
calories.
Still, you can make it work.
Walking, combined with a few challenges and a determined attitude, can turn
into a real, effective workout. Try these tips to boost your calorie-burning on
your next walk:
1. Head for the Hills
To burn more calories, include
hills in your walk. It'll also help you target the gluts! First, scout out a
hill that takes you 30 to 60 seconds to climb (we're not talking Mount Everest,
people!). Set your timer, and then walk up the hill as fast as you can. Repeat
this three to five times, and each time, try to shave off a few seconds from
your previous attempts.
2. Add Weight
A weighted vest works better
than walking with dumbbells or ankle weights. Why? Because the latter can throw
off your gait and even trip you up. The vest distributes the weight load more
evenly, bumping up your calorie burn. But be sure to check with your doctor
first if you have any back, ankle or knee issues.
3. Do Intervals
Instead of walking at the same
pace for your entire workout, warm up at your regular pace for a few minutes, and
then start adding faster periods. You don't have to run or jog (though I
suggest you try!); you just need to pick up the pace. Start by alternating 30
to 60 seconds of higher intensity with the same number of seconds at a slower
pace. Believe it or not, you'll burn more calories doing intervals than if you
walked at the same pace — even for a longer total time.
You want to do a minimum of
30 minutes of cardio or more three or more days of the week. For the best
weight-loss results, be sure to include intervals on one or more of those days.
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