Benefits of a morning walk
Benefits of a Morning Walk for Your Health and Energy
I have a confession. I'm not someone who likes going to the gym.
While building a healthy lifestyle has been an important habit for me, I just don't have the time or the interest in joining one of those national gym chains.
Instead, I have found that one of the best ways to improve and maintain my health is to simply focus on walking first thing in the morning.
Walking in the morning on a regular basis will result in multiple health benefits and it is sure to enhance not only physical health but also mental and emotional well-being.
If you are curious about whether an early stroll would help your health, energy and overall well-being, check out the following seven benefits of a morning walk.
There are few best idea's to grow up your healthy life
Make sure you get up early in the morning.
Feeling better
.Don't stuff your mind in that things you don't understand
Do light Morning walk with your friends.
Perfect time for Morning walk...
Research shows that afternoon (3 p.m. to 7 p.m.) is the best time to exercise for both performance and for building muscles.
- For most people, body temperature and hormone levels peak at 6 p.m. Exercising three hours before or after the peak will give you your best workout for both effort and building muscle.
- Research shows lung function is best at 4 p.m. to 5 p.m.
- Muscles are warm and flexible.
- The afternoon is when you have the lowest perceived exertion of the day: You can exert yourself more while feeling it less, so you may be able to work out harder or faster in the afternoon.
- Afternoon exercise can help regulate the amount of food you feel like eating for dinner.
- You can exercise for stress leave after a day at work, school, or home.
- You may find that things keep coming up that force you to work late or tempt you to socialize rather than exercise.
- If you use the gym for exercise or equipment such as the treadmill, it may be crowded and hard to get the workout you want.
The Very Best Time to Walk and Exercise
The very best time to walk? Walking can only do you good if you do it. The best time to walk is the time that will fit best into your schedule so you can do it consistently. Experts agree—it is not the time of day that matters as much as finding the time you can set aside consistently for your workouts.
some other effects of morning walk that you may know😊
- Body temperature is at its lowest one to three hours before awakening, making the morning a time of naturally lower energy and blood flow.
- Cold, stiff muscles may be more prone to injury. Be sure to warm up well before doing a higher speed workout, and do gentle stretching.
- If you do not enjoy morning exercise, you won't easily form a walking habit by choosing a morning workout time.
- Because body temperature and hormones are higher late in the afternoon, you probably get the same or better calorie-burning effects later in the day.
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