Cycle It Out For A Healthier And Fitter You
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A keen runner, skier and nuts about cycling. Karl lives in Cumbria, where he loves encouraging his two children to follow in his outdoor lifestyle. Whilst out and about keeping active, Karl keeps a diary and shares it with Outdoor Look.
The best way to stay in shape and have a healthy lifestyle is by engaging in some rigorous workout routines and eating healthy food. However, taking out time from our daily schedule is a big task in itself. Going for Swimming or a morning session of brisk walking can undoubtedly help you to maintain your body weight, but sticking to these exercises on daily basis seems next to impossible to most of us. With busy work schedules, all we do is look for an alternative that provides us with smarter results and splendid comfort. Cycling is not only the best alternative to cruise faster to your office, avoiding all the traffic snarls, but it also improves your overall fitness. Thus, switching from cars to bicycles can provide you with some long term profound health benefits.
Healthy Heart
With just simple pedalling, you are provided with a better pumping heart and a virtual fountain of youth. Cycling also improves your lung performance and builds up your stamina. Studies have suggested that cycling reduces the risk of heart disease by 50 per cent and you are less likely to develop high blood pressure issues. It also strengthens your cardiovascular system.
Cuts down Fat
Regular cycling ensures some major benefits in terms of burning fat. The faster you cycle, the better your metabolic rate. It significantly helps you burn fat and cut down those calories. However, there are few things you need to keep in mind while cycling uphill. If you are panting and falling short of breath while riding uphill, then you surely are not doing it right. Hold on to a pace that you are comfortable in. Do not over stress your body. This can be hazardous.
Promotes Weight Loss
Regular biking can help you lose a considerable amount of weight in less time. Cycling uphill can prove to be an efficient way of keeping your body fit. Along with helping you lose weight, cycling also tones up all your muscles.
Improves Metabolism
The best part about cycling or any other exercise, done on daily basis is, it improves your metabolism and your diet intake. Not just this, it encourages you to binge into some nutritious and healthy food. You crave for fresh fruits, vegetables without any conscious effort. This in turn leads to a fitter and a well-shaped body.
Energises You
It is magical to find out that cycling can stimulate your senses to work with more energy and enthusiasm. Riding for half an hour can do the trick! Even if you are worn out, a 30 minute cycling session can make you geared up for all kinds of herculean tasks. Ride your way to the office and experience a fatigue-free day. Cycling also elevates your ability to sleep as it reduces your anxiety level, and you feel stress free.
What are you waiting for? Hop on and ride! Leave your cars behind, and experience some everlasting health benefits. Happy cycling to you all!
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A keen runner, skier and nuts about cycling. Karl lives in Cumbria, where he loves encouraging his two children to follow in his outdoor lifestyle. Whilst out and about keeping active, Karl keeps a diary and shares it with Outdoor Look.
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