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Aerobic Conditioning Lasts PDF Print E-mail
According to Harcourt Learning Direct Aerobic conditioning lasts about 48 hours in the body. So, aerobic exercise should be done at least 3 times per week, or every other day to gain results.

 
Train Your Stomach Muscles PDF Print E-mail
Treat abdominals like any other muscle groups you train. For example: don't spend thirty minutes on an abdominal
routine, and don't train your stomach muscles everyday. All muscle groups need at least one day's rest between
workouts to allow repair, recovery, and growth.
 
Warm Up Fully Before Stretching PDF Print E-mail
Raising the temperature of the tendon increases the amount of permanent length change when you stretch. That's why it is important to warm up fully before stretching. In addition, stretching after a workout when your muscles are warm can help you to gain flexibility over a period of time.
 
Sore Muscles PDF Print E-mail
If your muscles are sore more than two days small fiber tissues may be torn. You should stop exercising and treat the injury. The RICE method (rest, ice, compression, and elevation) can be used for some minor injuries. Consult a physician for proper treatment methods.
 
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