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Exercise and fitness program to build stamina

Please suggest best exercises to gain stamina
( 7 Aug 2008)

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There are several things to increase one's stamina. Before you start on any exercise program get a physical examination done to understand if there has been any change in health and to rule out any other health concerns. A right fitness scheduled prices of the important elements; the duration of the exercise program, its frequency, and the intensity. An ideal exercise program must have an equal balance of all the elements, and too much of any particular factor can cause the entirely a fitness program to be it jeopardy. You'll need to keep your doctor informed if any of these elements is too much for your body to take. Once you have started on an exercise program, do not move quickly from one element to another. If your aim is to work out for at least 20 to 25 minutes every day, and you have started off with five minutes, do not jump from five to twenty minutes in one-day itself. Your bodily muscles need time to get used to a new level of activity.

If you have current health issues you will need to look into those issues carefully before deciding which will be the best exercise goal for you. Pick and choose physical activities and that you like and will enjoy doing. Another interesting point that you can accommodate in your fitness schedule, is to try and find an exercise buddy or a friend or help you to promote your exercise activity. Like-minded people are likelier to motivate you to achieve your goal in the long run. Keeping a track record of your exercise performance is also helpful in knowing your current status and where you should be headed. Try to prevent injury when working out at all costs. Always initiate your exercise schedule with a warm up period and basic stretches and also remember to cool down sufficiently after the exercise session is through. Warm-ups and stretches not only improve your flexibility but also prevent sport related injuries from taking place. Try to rest as frequently as possible between exercise sessions if you feel that fatigue is catching up. It is possible that fatigue is likely to make you quit your exercise the routine in the process losing the stamina that you've been building. Do not bother with any kind of dietary supplementations, unless your doctor or dietician is strictly prescribes them. Let your diet help help in supplying all your daily nourishment. In order to build stamina, focus on the muscle groups that you use the most and rely on weight training in your exercise program.

answered by M S on 7 Aug 2008, 8:05:34

 

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