Water provides enough resistance to give you a workout, but doesn't cause any impact on your joints. Water aerobics are great for people with health conditions or sensitivities to high or even low impact exercise.
Doing water aerobics also keeps your body temperature regulated. This helps protect against excessive sweating which can lead to dehydration and injury due to slipping. The stable water temperature also protects your body from overheating. The pool you do water aerobics in may be heated, but the temperature will not be too warm or anywhere near dangerous. Save that for the hot tub and sauna!
A lot of people choose to lose weight doing water aerobics. It's a definite change from the typical dry land workout routine, and is just as effective - if not more so. As with any weight loss routine, you must set a schedule and stick to it. Keep a log of what exercises you do and how long you did them for.
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Saturday, May 30, 2009
Lose Weight Doing Water Aerobics
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