Which home exercise can help me lose weight?
If your aim is to lose weight it is best to incorporate some aerobic exercises into your routine. These will help to get the heart rate and breathing... Read the full answer 〉
If your aim is to lose weight it is best to incorporate some aerobic exercises into your routine. These will help to get the heart rate and breathing... Read the full answer 〉
Hi there, rest after an injury will really depend on the severity of the problem. The fact that you have injured your muscle so soon after the... Read the full answer 〉
I would never want to discourage anyone from exercising, especially if it is an activity they really enjoy. However, I would tend to suggest that... Read the full answer 〉
This is actually a pretty common occurrence and there are a few things that could be causing it: - The fit of your shoes It is most likely that your... Read the full answer 〉
This could be down to a few things: - Your running shoes. Old shoes, cheap shoes and even the wrong kind of shoes (wearing gym trainers rather than... Read the full answer 〉
The most obvious options are low impact activities such as walking (especially on flat ground!), golf or maybe even a bit of dance! YouTube is a... Read the full answer 〉
Movements like plank and cat-cow are ideal for improving posture, however, if you are looking for exercises that don't involve getting down on... Read the full answer 〉
There are so many options! Exercise videos are perhaps the most obvious option. You can check out our own ones here, or have a look on YouTube. Here... Read the full answer 〉
I would suggest that you do regular bouts of exercise. So, first of all, aim for 10-20 minutes a day of things like walking or cycling, gradually... Read the full answer 〉
If we stick to the same exercise routine week after week, the body gets used to doing those activities and we are less likely to see improvements to... Read the full answer 〉
There could be a few factors involved here. First of all, it is really important to fuel up properly before attempting a big run in order to sustain... Read the full answer 〉
Hi there, first of all I would recommend reading my blog 'Easy ways to exercise at home' for some ideas on how to stay active without... Read the full answer 〉
Generally, we should aim for 150 minutes of exercise a week. This should be something that gets the heart and breathing rate up, such as running or... Read the full answer 〉
It's great that you are keeping fit through regular, fast-paced walking but if you are looking to tone up your arms a little, you may want to... Read the full answer 〉
There are lots of exercises that can help tackle belly fat, as I discuss in my blog 'Best exercises for weight loss'. This piece offers... Read the full answer 〉
In general, I would not recommend exercising if you have a cold. This could make you feel worse, there is the risk you'll pass it on to someone... Read the full answer 〉
Stiffness could be down to various factors including, as you mention, a change in your exercise routine. Also, as we are all spending more time at... Read the full answer 〉
The research into this topic is ongoing and the conclusion so far is that exercise can be very good for our mental help for a whole host of reasons.... Read the full answer 〉
Yes, exercise is thought to help IBS. Our Digestion advisor Ali has actually written extensively on this topic – 'IBS? Can exercise... Read the full answer 〉
First of all, any new exercise you add to your routine can have a positive impact on your body weight, provided it is combined with a healthy diet.... Read the full answer 〉
There are so many ways you can add more activity to your routine! Something as simple as walking 15 minutes away from your house and then returning... Read the full answer 〉
If you are struggling with fatigue after your workouts, you may benefit from trying Balance Mineral Drink. This contains zinc, calcium, potassium and... Read the full answer 〉
If you haven't exercised in while, are new to a particular activity or have done a more strenuous activity than your body is used to, it will... Read the full answer 〉
This can often be linked to magnesium deficiency, which shows up in runners after a while if they are not taking care in supplementing it. Most of... Read the full answer 〉
First of all, I would say that any exercise can help to improve mood and energy levels. Therefore, the best advice I can offer is try to focus on... Read the full answer 〉
Hi there, I am sorry to hear about this problem. There could be a few factors involved. First of all, it is really important to fuel up properly... Read the full answer 〉
Hi there, I am sorry to hear about this issue. It sounds like you are taking the right steps to try and manage it by sleeping on your back and... Read the full answer 〉
These foods are all good, healthy options to choose before a run. If you are having something more filling such as porridge, though, it is best to... Read the full answer 〉
I wouldn't recommend exercising when you are hungover. You are likely to be a bit dehydrated after consuming lots of alcohol and obviously we... Read the full answer 〉
I would not recommend that you do any exercise so soon after your injury. It usually takes a couple of weeks for a sprained ankle to feel better and,... Read the full answer 〉
Any exercise that not only gets your heart rate and breathing up, but is also done on a regular basis, is likely to help manage weight. Some popular... Read the full answer 〉
First of all, any type of exercise can help to manage weight, provided it is done on a regular basis. Therefore, if you want to get an exercise bike... Read the full answer 〉
There is some research, as well as anecdotal evidence, to suggest that exercise can help anxiety. Basically, exercise helps to produce chemicals... Read the full answer 〉
If you are new to exercising, start out with an activity that you can easily incorporate into your daily routine. This could be something as simple... Read the full answer 〉
Hi there, I think you would benefit from trying some of our exercise videos - simply clear some space in your living room or, if the weather's... Read the full answer 〉
How much time you take out will really depend on what kind of injury it was you had in the first place, as well as the severity of it. Without... Read the full answer 〉
When it comes to weight management, we'd want to start with exercise – you didn't mention this in your email so I'm not sure how... Read the full answer 〉
In cases of tendonitis it is generally recommended that we rest for up to 2-3 days after the injury has occurred to avoid causing further, possibly... Read the full answer 〉
It sounds like you are doing your best to stay active – walking at any pace will be beneficial! If you want to do more exercise, think about... Read the full answer 〉
I am sorry to hear that you and your husband are suffering from a virus. Walking is a great way to stay active at this time and I appreciate that you... Read the full answer 〉
There are so many more benefits to be gained from exercise than just staying fit! - It produces feel-good hormones that benefit mood, as well... Read the full answer 〉
Before I get on to discussing exercises to help this problem I would just like to recommend that you visit your doctor to get the issue checked out!... Read the full answer 〉
Hi there, this is a big problem for many people nowadays – our busy lives make it near impossible to take time out for ourselves to exercise. You... Read the full answer 〉
I recently wrote about this topic in my blog ‘Why is recovery important after exercise?’ It is generally recommended that we take two days to... Read the full answer 〉
First off, any kind of exercise will help you lose weight, provided it is accompanied by a healthy diet so remember to consider this when making a... Read the full answer 〉
The great thing about cycling is that as long as you have a helmet and your bike is in good working order then there really is nothing stopping you... Read the full answer 〉
A good way to increase your speed when running is to split up your training session. 1. Do a short warm up 2. Follow this with a slow run lasting... Read the full answer 〉
How long it takes to train for a 10k will depend on your fitness levels and your running experience. A beginner should expect it to take between 8-10... Read the full answer 〉
If you haven’t done much running before then a treadmill is a good place to start. Begin with short runs and then work up the length and intensity... Read the full answer 〉
How much exercise you should do really depends on your age and abilities. In general though, healthy adults between the ages of 19-64 should try to... Read the full answer 〉
If you’re new to exercise, or are picking up after some time out, I’d recommend you start small and work your way up. So, choose your activity,... Read the full answer 〉
When it comes to low cost workouts there are so many options and what you choose to do will depend on your own interests and ambitions. There... Read the full answer 〉
Running and cycling are both sports that require stamina; however, this is something that takes time and persistence. Interval training is a great... Read the full answer 〉
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