Tuesday 1 December 2009

What Do You Know About Male Fitness?

By Jody Page

So how vital is men's or male fitness? Fitness is important for everyone and plays a big role in almost everyone's's lives, but are you aware that the fittest men always live the longest?

Irrespective of their age or genetics, yes a record of heart problems in the family is not a factor here, if you exercise constantly and are in great shape you are bound to live a long and healthful life.

When to Start

It is rarely too early or too late to start your fitness routine. Experts recommended that youngsters as young as six should pack in one hour of powerful activity a day! Sounds weird, but it is advised by the best America can offer and we all know the benefits of exercising as we age, that does not need an introduction.

A lot of middle-aged men are too caught up in their pro and family lives to make space to exercise. What they do not understand is that staying active and healthy through prolongs your life and permits you to live longer so you can enjoy all those things you have worked so tough for. The most vital thing to do when you reach your 40s is de stressing.

So if you ask me what the best method of staying fit after you reach a grown up age is, I would advocate yoga and meditation because this not only enables you to have a fitter body, it also gives you inner strength, peace of mind and most significantly, lowers your levels of stress.

you can also go for stress management classes. But do whatever is required to de-stress. This is one area of men's fitness which men have a tendency to ignore. Remember men's fitness is not just about pumping iron in the gym. Being mentally fit is crucial too.

That is not to say that you can skip over the gym or the jog! No sirs, if you're not doing yoga frequently, then you know how important it is to go to the gymnasium and get your regular dose of cardio, together with your anxiety management classes.

Don't underestimate the importance of male fitness in your lives, it is very , very important to stay fit and feel good about yourself as you age.

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