Some mild pain or muscle discomfort when you first starting out a new fitness routine is normal; nothing to worry about. But if you suffer persistent pain on your back, neck or knee joints, you should consult an expert and check if you're performing the routines correctly. Your technique may be wrong, you may be trying to do too much, too soon, or you may have a medical problem that should be addressed.
So, do pay attention to all these symptoms to make sure that you avoid serious workout injuries. A good workout routine is designed to keep your body fit; not damage it. As muscles are used and stretched somewhat beyond their usual range, lactic acid, micro-tears and other physiological changes occur; this process test and build stronger muscles.
You should work on any vigorous fitness routine slowly. Different individual has different pace; it will depend on your age and experience in prior exercise or fitness routines. Make sure that you always get your muscles warm-up and limber before starting your fitness routines. Insufficient warm-up could result in muscle strains and injuries. Over-strectching or extending the muscles too much could also cause serious injuries.
Warm-ups should take about 15 minutes; start with a slow and gradual stretching to get the joints lubricated and muscles relaxed and limber. You can also do gentle jogging in place or jumping jacks to get the cardio and lung systems ready. Don't ignore warm-ups; the lack of warm-ups could lead to stretched or torn cartilage that takes a long time to heal.
Over-exercising can also lead to injuries. If you have been sedentary for a while, don't go crazy and run five miles to make up for loss time. Doing do can cause pulled muscles and stress fractures. Also, if you've been injured in a vigorous sports before, make sure that the injuries heal fully before restarting any exercise programme.
If you haven't been exercising for some time, before starting an exercise programme, you should visit your GP for a physical check up. Start building up your exercise gradually, and be aware that everyone is different, what might be easy exercise for one person, may be too vigorous for another. Every person committed to fitness will want to push him or herself to achieve excellence. But an attitude that leads to overdoing it can be counter-productive to your health.
If you're starting a completely new exercise programme, seek advice or guidance from an expert. Incorrect use of exercise techniques can also lead to injuries. For example, if you don't know how to use a weight machine, don't be embarrassed to ask the instructor. It's better to be safe than sorry.
One of the main reasons people give up on workout or exercise is due to injuries. So, please take care and stop exercising if you feel pain and learn to recognise the signs of over-exercise and exhaustion.
Go download a FREE ebook at our Fitness and Health Tips site. If you're interested in working out at home, check out our complete home gym system that costs under $50 at http://fitnesstips.healthbuzzone.com/
So, do pay attention to all these symptoms to make sure that you avoid serious workout injuries. A good workout routine is designed to keep your body fit; not damage it. As muscles are used and stretched somewhat beyond their usual range, lactic acid, micro-tears and other physiological changes occur; this process test and build stronger muscles.
You should work on any vigorous fitness routine slowly. Different individual has different pace; it will depend on your age and experience in prior exercise or fitness routines. Make sure that you always get your muscles warm-up and limber before starting your fitness routines. Insufficient warm-up could result in muscle strains and injuries. Over-strectching or extending the muscles too much could also cause serious injuries.
Warm-ups should take about 15 minutes; start with a slow and gradual stretching to get the joints lubricated and muscles relaxed and limber. You can also do gentle jogging in place or jumping jacks to get the cardio and lung systems ready. Don't ignore warm-ups; the lack of warm-ups could lead to stretched or torn cartilage that takes a long time to heal.
Over-exercising can also lead to injuries. If you have been sedentary for a while, don't go crazy and run five miles to make up for loss time. Doing do can cause pulled muscles and stress fractures. Also, if you've been injured in a vigorous sports before, make sure that the injuries heal fully before restarting any exercise programme.
If you haven't been exercising for some time, before starting an exercise programme, you should visit your GP for a physical check up. Start building up your exercise gradually, and be aware that everyone is different, what might be easy exercise for one person, may be too vigorous for another. Every person committed to fitness will want to push him or herself to achieve excellence. But an attitude that leads to overdoing it can be counter-productive to your health.
If you're starting a completely new exercise programme, seek advice or guidance from an expert. Incorrect use of exercise techniques can also lead to injuries. For example, if you don't know how to use a weight machine, don't be embarrassed to ask the instructor. It's better to be safe than sorry.
One of the main reasons people give up on workout or exercise is due to injuries. So, please take care and stop exercising if you feel pain and learn to recognise the signs of over-exercise and exhaustion.
Go download a FREE ebook at our Fitness and Health Tips site. If you're interested in working out at home, check out our complete home gym system that costs under $50 at http://fitnesstips.healthbuzzone.com/
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