What is aerobic exercise?
This kind of training can be defined as fast-paced as well as medium-paced exercise routines usually for a short set period, designed to get the person’s heart rate level up and the person is perspiring. Fast-paced walking is also a example of an aerobic exercise.
This does not include endurance training for sports like like triathlon and long distance running.
The different types of aerobic exercises:
Cardio Circuit Exercise Routines:
In a Cardio Circuit: Alternate 30-60 seconds of jumping with other cardio exercises such as marching, jogging, jumping jacks, etc. In a Strength Circuit: Alternate 30-60 seconds of jumping with strength exercises, such as squats, lunges, push-ups, and dips.
Yoga & Pilates Exercise Routines:
Pilates and yoga both use a mat; both are available as a class at the gym, via streaming online video and on DVD; both help to create that long, lean physique you want;
Muscle and Bodybuilding Exercise Routines:
The more protein your body stores—in a process called protein synthesis—the larger your muscles grow. Eat Meat. Eat More. Work Your Biggest Muscles. Have a Drink First. Lift Every Other Day. Down the Carbs After Your Workout. Eat Something Every 3 Hours
Zumba Exercise Routines:
Aerobic: Yes. The high-and low-intensity intervals make Zumba an excellent cardio workout. Strength: Yes. Traditional Zumba workouts emphasize strengthening the core, while Zumba Toning and Zumba Step workouts incorporate weights to build muscles in the arms, legs, and glutes.
Aerobic Dance Workouts:
Aerobic dance is a unique fitness sport that combines the benefits of a good cardiovascular workout with the appeal and artistry of dancing to music. It borrows steps from anywhere and uses all kinds of music – country, jazz, rock , pop. A reason why its so popular is that its not only effective, its fun.