Aerobic Exercise: Benefits, Examples and How to Tell If You're REALLY Exercising Aerobically

Aerobics is a very common word that's thrown around often nowadays. But ask the average person (or even athlete) what aerobic exercise is, and the confusion becomes obvious. What sets it apart from anaerobic exercise? Are most sports (basketball, soccer, tennis, etc.) aerobic or anaerobic? What about "cardio," "aerobics" class, yoga, cycling or running? How can you be sure that you're really getting aerobic exercise? Is the 220 formula any good? Read on for answers to these questions. If you're suffering from poor energy, if your endurance is not what it once was, if you are prone to aches and pains, if you have too much body fat or too much stress, or if you crave sugar or carbs, chances are you're getting too much anaerobic exercise and not enough aerobic! Learn how to avoid sacrificing your health for fitness.



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