Showing posts with label exercise. Show all posts
Showing posts with label exercise. Show all posts

Thursday, September 1, 2011

Health should always be our Priority

Apple has just revealed their latest product, the iPad, a tablet with iPhone operating system. Just like all new products, there would be two sides of opinions, those who think the product is great, the other who think otherwise.

This brings to mind the choice of an unlocked phone. Consumers are a discerning lot. They know exactly what they want and what would be value for money and what not. This discernment could also be applied to our choice of lifestyle in the area of health. More and more people in recent years, are more concerned with their fitness level in terms of the type of food they consume and their exercise routine. Hopefully, this trend makes more people more healthy in the long run.

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

A Gym right at home

Some of us have our schedules so full that we can hardly find time to exercise. Exercising need not mean going to the gym. It can simply mean regular brisk-walking around the block or the park, or some stretching routine though ideally getting a cardio-muscular workout is essential.

Many people turn to yoga, tai chi or qigong for their workouts. If you are one who hardly has time to leave the home, why not invest in a good piece of fitness equipment? That way, you could have the best of both worlds - the benefit of exercise and not having to leave home for it.

Sunday, January 17, 2010

Eating Right for A Healthy You

Oftentimes, we take our health for granted, not eating correctly nor getting adequate exercise and sleep. It is when we fall ill or suffer a condition that we get the wake-up call to correct our ways.

A healthy body is just like a functioning machine. If one of a machine or equipment's spring plungers break down, for instance, the equipment breaks down as a result or performs at less than optimal levels. Likewise, if one of our body parts does not function as well, the entire body or health suffers. So, do take extra care with your health - eat right, get adequate rest and exercise.

Friday, August 14, 2009

Fatty Foods Affect Memory and Exercise Performance













If you are a fan of high-fat food, you may want to go easy on it from now on. Research has shown that fatty foods affect short-term memory and exercise performance.

It’s already known that long-term consumption of a high-fat diet is associated with weight gain, heart disease and declines in cognitive function. But the new research shows how indulging in fatty foods over the course of a few days can affect the brain and body long before the extra pounds show up.

Even though exercise is a good way of burning off the excess fat, but in terms of actually trying to put in a good time if you’re running, it will limit your performance.

Source: Fatty Foods Affect Memory and Exercise - NY Times

Tuesday, July 21, 2009

Skateboarding is Great Exercise

Even though shopping malls and department stores are still crowded in the evenings and weekends, there is no denying that the economic downturn has somewhat made shoppers more careful about spending their hard-earned money or their reduced income.

More families are spending more time at parks and playgrounds. Local councils have even set up skaetboard ramps providing an added facility for children to expense their energy or to pick up a new sport. Skateboarding is certainly not for the faint-hearted but for those who dare, it can be a fulfilling sport. Great exercise too.
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