If you're not exercising much or at all, the goal this month is to start by exercising for 30 minutes, three times a week—or the equivalent. If you're at that level now, increase to five times per week, or up the intensity. The health benefits of regular exercise are legion and linked to the success of healthy eating habits. Yet it so often seems impossible to squeeze such a good thing into a busy daily routine. Those who do get into the habit know, however, that exercise begets exercise. The problem is starting a realistic routine.
We turned to Myatt Murphy, CSCS, author of The Body You Want in the Time You Have, offers easy tips and advice to help you get moving over at our Support Center.
What You Need to Know
Aerobic exercise is defined as sustained, brisk physical activity that causes your heart and lungs to beat and pump harder to meet increased oxygen demands. Safe levels vary by age and fitness level. Learn how to find your save level by calculating your target heart rate zone.
WARNING: Do not increase your exercise level without consulting a qualified medical expert first.
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