Cardio

Articles in Cardio

By fitnessgirl 0 comments
You have set your fitness goals and now need to decide which exercises you want to add to your fitness routine to help you burn away that unwanted fat. The best way is to add a combination of both strength training and cardiovascular... more »
By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor 0 comments
The uppercut punch is a move designed to punch an opponent’s stomach or chin. In cardio kickboxing it is a solid workout for your arms, upper body and torso. It should be done with the weight of the body behind it... more »
By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor 0 comments
There is no one perfect cardio exercise for everyone. Workouts are as individual as the people doing them. What matters is that you find something fun and challenging that you will stick to over the long run. Follow these steps... more »
By Insideout 2 comments
Today, everybody's talking about exercising. We're completely inundated with advertisements and infomercials all claiming they have the best products and programs for you to maximize your exercise results. Who do you trust? I'm going to take ... more »
By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor 0 comments
The 10K (10 kilometers, or 6.2 miles) is a road-running standard. Even if you're a beginning runner, you've likely heard of the 10K... more »
By EDANYA 2 comments
Think you can't keep a hula-hoop off of the ground? Nonesense!.. more »
By angie144 1 comments
You're at the gym, beginning your daily jog. Directly in back of you is a mirror that reveals your most coveted asset. You select the manual program and before you know it you’re sweating up a storm. That’s when you notice a line of metro-sexual ... more »
By smilesatme1 0 comments
Balancing your diet is very important if you care about your health. How will you balance your diet? It is not easy for everyone to eat different foods in one meal because some people only eat one kind of food in a meal. Like majority of people I ... more »
By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor 3 comments
The American College of Sports Medicine recommends that your pulse reach 55 to 90 percent of your maximum heart rate when you exercise. Here's how to calculate and use your training heart rate... more »
By christinevand 0 comments
If you want to get the most out of your workout, it's worth figuring out your optimum heart rate. Typically it's a heart-rate zone, and a percentage of your maximum heart rate. Here's how you calculate optimum heart rate... more »
By TheGuest29 0 comments
If you know how long you ran or how far you ran and want to know the pace you did it in then this sites for you... more »
By Eli Zwillenberg 0 comments
A martial arts-inspired exercise routine is a fun and effective way to create a lean, toned physique and improve your stamina, flexibility and strength. Read on to learn how to create an exciting workout custom made just for you!.. more »
By AnneV 0 comments
Are you a beginner to intermediate level swimmer who is able to perform the four strokes but just can't get the hang of a swimming flip turn? Performing a flip turn will not only increase your speed in the swimming pool, but also enhance your ... more »
By straighthealth 0 comments
Increasing your body fat percentage is sometimes necessary to increase your lean body mass or muscle. To get your muscles to grow, you need to eat scuh a high amount of calories that often this extra energy is stored as fat. Cutting, or getting ... more »
By straighthealth 0 comments
Love handles form when your body stores energy as fat above your hips. To get rid of them you will need to burn this fat by doing exercise that uses a lot of calories. When you have an excessive amount of fat anywhere on your body, exercising ... more »
By klassykiwi 1 comments
So you want to know how to to have TOTAL-BODY WORKOUT with just dumbells and a swiss ball thats GREAT! Before i got my job in the gym that's what i used to use!.. more »
By Edward Contreras 0 comments
Working out a slower more moderate clip for longer is better than increasing your sprints or short intense work out- great five or ten milers started like everybody else, walking the last half of their routine - but if they built up soon it ... more »
By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor 4 comments
You've discovered the challenge of the 5K race - a balance of strength and speed. Now, you want to go faster... more »
By Lulu1 1 comments
Running is a great way to lose weight. In addition to not needing much special equipment, you can do it almost anywhere, anytime. Here are some tips to ensure your weight loss success... more »
By HereIsHow 0 comments
Ever want to run faster without feeling like your going to collapse. Do these simple exercises and watch your speed and endurance improve drastically... more »
By Bobbi Miller 0 comments
Here we will break Tabata down for two types of people, the average person looking for a short exercise program, and the advanced athlete looking for an intense training style to boost speed, endurance and strength... more »
By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor 0 comments
A 1-mile race or "fun run" is a great introduction to the sport. It's a chance to gain fitness and get a sense of the camaraderie of a running event... more »
By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor 6 comments
The 5K (5 kilometers, or 3.1 miles) is the most popular running distance in the United States, and it's a good introduction to distance running... more »
By TheGuest29 0 comments
Blisters can be painful and impact your ability to run at your full potential or even at all. This problem has been shared by many runners and as a result there are products and treatment options that have been developed to prevent and speed the ... more »
By AdamChase 0 comments
After you’ve been walking for a while, you may want to ramp it up a notch. Wearing weights is a way to do this, with a few qualifications. The best way for walkers to add weight is with a vest or belt. This decreases the risk of knee injury that ... more »