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Get up and Moving With These Exercise Tips!

Feeling energy zapped or in need of motivation? Exercise fosters wellness and wellbeing along with numerous health benefits. Maintaining physically active also improves quality of sleep, mood, and energy levels. The Mayo Clinic comments on the benefits of exercise noting, “Exercise and physical activity are a great way to feel better, gain health benefits and have fun.” The Mayo Clinic goes on to share how a minimum of 30 minutes of physical activity should be introduced daily. Now that we know health benefits in keeping physically active, let’s get up and moving!

 Exercise Tips to get you Moving:

1. Do Something Fun: The gym is not the only setting for exercise. Recreational centers offer sporting events and other exercise programs to the community. Also, yoga, tai chi, dancing, tennis, mall walking, and swimming are fun activities that get the heart rate in motion.

2. Wear Appropriate Gear: Having the appropriate gear when exercising promotes comfort and safety. Wear clothing that is suitable, such as using a helmet and comfortable sneakers if you plan to go mountain biking.

3. Stay Hydrated: Keeping hydrated is particularly important when exercising for extended periods of time and in hot weather conditions. In general drinking fluids is central in preventing dehydrating during exercise. Carry a sports bottle with water or like quenching drink when engaging in physical activities. It’s best to refrain from sugary drinks, sodas, and caffeinated beverages.

4. Get Professional Input: Most gyms and recreational centers offer personal trainers and coaches who can provide assistance. Be sure to consult with your physician first to determine an exercise regimen that’s suitable for your individual health needs.

5. Set Your Own Pace: It’s important to exercise at your own pace, making sure not to overexert yourself. Take breaks as needed throughout your workout. Also, keep exercises to a level that is comfortable and in accordance with your doctor’s guidelines.

6. Maintain an Exercise Routine: Consistency is essential when aspiring positive results in any exercise program. Whether you are seeking weight control or other health benefits, physical activity should be part of your lifestyle. After developing an exercise plan with your practitioner, set times and days in your schedule to incorporate exercise. 

8. Track your progress: Document the days of the week and amount of time engaged in exercise. Some people track their weekly weight and exercise goals. Don’t focus too much on the number on the weight scale; rather monitor your daily energy levels, sleeping patterns, mood, and other noticeable health benefits. 

* All information shared in this article should be discussed with your healthcare practitioner prior to incorporating any suggestions. This article is for informational purposes only, and is not intended to provide advice or direct client decisions.

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Yeneilyn is a Registered Nurse in the state of Florida since 2006. Her nursing practice began in the field of Cardiology at Mount Sinai Medical Hospital and expanded to care for clients in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU). She was provided the opportunity as LPN Instructor, which changed the course of her nursing career. She states, “Teaching nursing students expanded my view on positive influences nurses contribute beyond beside care. Nurses are central leaders in health education, client advocacy, and disease prevention.” Currently, Yeneilyn writes health articles and prepares Continuing Education (C.E.) courses for healthcare professionals. She continues her studies in the field of Nursing Education and evidenced-based nursing practice. In her free time she enjoys sharing time with family and friends.


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