Basic Exercise and Training Variables

By Eugenia Kobayashi


Effective exercise and training programs follow certain principles that allow it to help people keep fit. It may be known in various terms and is achieved through different means, but the basic principles behind exercise and fitness is always there. Knowing them and applying them in your own fitness regimen can help make it more effective in showing you the results that you need.

Exercise Variables How efficient are the workout routine that you follow would depend on particular factors. How you work over particular variables in exercise and fitness will help know how quick you can lose weight, improve stamina or increase athletic performance. Here are the four exercise variables that you have to think of when trying to develop your own fitness program or regimen.

Exercise Frequency- this refers to how often you exercise. The frequency will allow you to develop an exercise regimen that you can go into for a certain period on, let us say, a weekly basis. If you plan to work out for two days in a week, you can speed up getting results by adding another day of exercise for the week.

Workout Intensity- this refers to the level of physical activity of your workout program. How hard you push yourself on each exercise session is also a factor in the effectiveness of an exercise and training program. For example, determining between bouts of jogging running and walking on one session would have various outcomes. Doing more running rather than short bouts of walking or jogging would certainly have a various consequences from walking through each session most of the time.

Sort of Exercise- this pertains to the form of workout included in your regimen. There are different forms of exercises to select from with each form being able to build up a particular part of the body better than the other. Knowledge of these types of workouts can help you improve a particular regimen that can be focused on improving target portions of the body.

Duration of Workout- this refers to the time that is spent in doing the workouts. How long you stay in doing each workout session will ultimately know how fast or how slow that you get outcome. It may also be required to know the duration of the workout program along with the other workout variables in order to either avoid injury or boost effects.

These workout and training variables can be used in improving a particular workout program that would allow better performance as well as outcome. You may be able to start with using the different exercise variables in a means that you feel comfortable with. Along the way, you can then change any or all of these variables to either build the efficiency as well as to reach the aimed effects. The variables can also be used ideally just to make the exercise program even more interesting once they start to become too routine.




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