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Exercise Nutrition: How To Keep That Energy Up!

How many times has this happened to you? >> You psych yourself up mentally (you are GOING to do it!)>> You don the outfit (you can practically feel the energy flowing through your veins!) >> You lace up the running shoes (Nike: Just Do It - that's you.) >> You grab your towel (because ANYONE SERIOUS needs a towel). Then it's time. It's time to sweat. It's time to burn the evil fat from your body. You face the treadmill (or stair climber, or rowing machine, or exercise video with the perky aerobics instructor on it).And you start.You warm up, and start moving faster and faster.

The sweat starts to pour. The blood is pumping. Man, you are burning! That size 2 exercise instructor is going to look like a whale compared to you when you get through!The adrenaline hits your blood and you feel GREAT! You could exercise forever! In fact maybe you will exercise forever!Your time winds down. Ok, maybe you'd better slow down, no sense in going TOO crazy here. The cool down sure feels good.

You turn off the treadmill, or the exercise video and head to the shower.Then it hits you. EXERCISE REPERCUSSION.You feel like you want to die, or at least sleep for about 12 hours. You go through the day craving anything you can easily grab: anything edible or, depending on how good it looks, anything at all. Nutritional value? Who cares! But nothing seems to satisfy you and you could swear that you've just eaten all the calories you burned during exercise PLUS more! What was the point in exercising at all if you go through your day tired and eating everything in sight? It was just a waste of your time and a stress on your body for nothing right?Well, not necessarily, not if you can learn from it. Here's how to avoid the above experience when exercising:1) Check Your Hydration Levels (I know not really exciting?but it will do wonders!!)The average adult loses 10-12 cups of water a day (that's not including water we lose from exercise, caffeine, etc).

It's estimated that approx 75% of North Americans are chronically dehydrated. And even MILD dehydration will slow down one's metabolism as much as 3%. And here's the key, all you exercisers: Lack of water is the #1 trigger of daytime fatigue!!!! Unfortunately this fatigue often gets mistaken for hunger and we eat more than we need in a desperate effort to get that water back into our bodies. What can you do? Before your workout: drink 1-2 glasses of waterDuring your workout: Have about ?-1 cup of water for every 20 minutes of exerciseAfter your workout: Have at least 3 cups of water in the hour after you exercise.2) Check Your Pre-workout Nutrition Since you want energy over the long haul, your best bet is to try having some complex carbs before you exercise (like oatmeal, whole wheat toast, or whole wheat crackers). Some people prefer to get their carbohydrate from fruit also, it depends on what works for you.

Try to combine this with a little bit of protein (like peanut butter on your whole wheat toast, or a couple slices of cheese with your apple). Try different combos and see what gives you the most energy.3) During your workout: If your workout is under an hour: Make sure you keep drinking that water and continue to listen to your body. If you want to go more than an hour you should try eating 25 to 30 grams of carbohydrate every half hour (i.e. From sports bars, fruits or whole grains). If you are exercising for more than 3 hours you should consider sipping a sports drink to replace lost electrolytes.

Both sports drinks and energy bars help to maintain your blood sugar levels and prevent muscle glycogen (energy) depletion4) After exercise: Keep drinking that water! (See above) You also want to refuel with carbohydrates as soon as you can after exercise (toast, bagel, fruits, oatmeal, etc.) Your body not only needs to refuel but it also needs to rebuild with some protein since intense exercise involves the breakdown of muscle tissue. Some possible snacks are: Peanut butter and banana sandwich on whole wheat toast, cottage cheese mixed with fruit, scrambled eggs with whole wheat toast. The most important thing is to pay attention to your body and feel what works for you as you exercise. If you feel light-headed or dizzy or in pain at any time during exercise stop! Respect your body and what it tells you. Hopefully the next time you decide to face the treadmill (or the exercise video) you'll be able to feel great both during AND after you exercise.

You'll be able to feel as if you've made your body better and stronger, by feeding it and exercising it and keeping that energy up!.

K. O'Neill is a contributing editor to <a target="_new" href="http://www.freetobethin.com">Diet & Weight Loss Reviews .For more weight loss tips and free diet reviews, visit <a target="_new" href="http://www.freetobethin.com">http://www.freetobethin.com.

"OxyMetrics" Introduces Low Impact Home Exercise Program

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:CONTACT:Todd WielandCanis Learning Systems239-793-5255239-793-5255e-mail protected from spam botswww.oxymetrics.com"OxyMetrics" Introduces Low-Impact Home Exercise ProgramNaples, FL (ContentDesk) September 25 2003 ? Offering the hope of weight loss and all-over body toning in a low-impact exercise program, Canis Learning Systems announces the publication of the ebook, "OxyMetrics." Now available in downloadable electronic book form at OxyMetrics.com, the book introduces the new technique and provides a plan for effective low-impact exercise. Co-author Todd Wieland says the exercise program works with the body's natural metabolism to burn calories and trim muscles. "OxyMetrics is an amazing exercise system," Wieland states. "It combines deep breathing with isometric exercises in a natural, simple, and highly effective exercise program.""Oxygen," according to Wieland, "is nature's fat...

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Heart Rate Exercise Training

Heart Rate Exercise Training is the zone which helps you to get strong and fit, while keeping a control over your Heart Rate. In the Heart Rate Training Zones, calculations are made by taking into consideration your Maximum Heart Rate and your Resting Heart Rate. Within each training zone subtle physiological effects take place to enhance your fitness.Exercising at the right intensity during Heart Rate Exercise Training Zone is a key to meet your fitness goals. Some Heart Rate Exercise Training Zones are more effective for burning fat, others for improving performance and stamina. These Training Zones keep you fit and enhance your performance level.

Now, a Target Zone is a Heart Rate Exercise Training Range that guides your workout by keeping your intensity level between an upper and lower heart rate limit. There are various target zones that are suggested for an individual corresponding to their exercise goals. There are lots of Heart Rate Exercise Training Zones. Heart Rate...

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Home Exercise Equipment

Home exercise equipment represents all items that complete a home gym. Due to its advantages such as convenience, freedom, and possibility of intense workouts, home gym has become quite popular over the last several years. Further, a home gym is economical, as it eliminates problems such as time wasted driving to the health club and costly membership fee.

Home exercise is now an integral part of everyday life, as it is able to fit very neatly into one's busy schedule. Home exercise equipment include items such as abdominal machines, cardio kickboxing gear, dumbbells, elliptical machines, exercise bikes, exercise mats, forearm equipment, gym rack systems, leg machines, lifting straps, spirit treadmills and yoga equipments.

Most of this equipment is compact, durable, lightweight, safe and versatile. Good home exercise equipment has the ability to reduce the negative effects of a hectic work schedules. They serve as a means to correct and prevent such chronic ailments...

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Exercise Once a Week for 30 Minutes--Lose Weight and Get Strong at Serious Strength Exercise Studio

New York, NY (ContentDesk) August 9, 2006 -- Serious Strength owner, Fred Hahn explains the Slow Burn workout.
Its strength training done at an excruciatingly, slow pace, with the goal of working a muscle group to failure within a time frame of 60 to 90 seconds.
Failure comes not when you feel "the burn", but when you cant move the weight another inch, even if someone were to offer you a million bucks.
Within one session you have worked every major muscle group to failure within about l5 minutes, and that can be done just once a week, with your own instructor and no injuries.





(That's the #1 fear when buying any piece of exercise equipment).
They know that a treadmill can help them lose weight, get fit, burn extra calories and reach their fitness goals.
But that's only if you use it.
A treadmill is a large investment to make and you want to be sure that it is the right piece of exercise equipment for your needs.How do you know if a treadmill is right for you? How do you know if it's suitable for the kind of exercise that fits your lifestyle?
If you're thinking about buying a treadmill, here are 3 ways to tell if a treadmill is the right piece of exercise equipment for you:#1 Do you prefer to exercise alone or in groups? Walking on a treadmill is not a group activity (it could be - but that's a little dangerous).

If you prefer to exercise with other people, say for example in a group sports situation, a treadmill might not be the best...

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Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) for Teen Drivers

The crash risk is highest for drivers 16 years of age due to their immaturity and limited driving experience. A series of five research papers published in a September 2002 supplement of Injury Prevention address reducing the crash risk among young drivers. The papers make a compelling case for graduated driver licensing (GDL), the system of laws and practices that gradually introduce young drivers into the driving population.

Graduated Driver License programs can be found in 31...

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FrogPad? and SCOTTeVEST? Introduce First Wearable Frog, the Industry?s First One Handed Fabric Keyboard with Bluetooth Wireless Technology

FrogPad, an innovator in data entry methods for mobile computing, and innovative clothing maker SCOTTeVEST INC., joined forces to introduce its latest innovation: the FrogPad SCOTTeVEST, the latest in mobile computing attire ? making it possible for seamless data entry from anywhere. The FrogPad SCOTTeVEST is a portable fabric keyboard with Bluetooth technology that is integrated into some of SCOTTeVEST's line of clothing. The wearable FrogPad is compatible with all Macs and PCs supporting...

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