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The Importance of Cultivating Fitness Habits
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Fitness can make you have a strong body.

Muscles are full but not bloated, lines are symmetrical, and they are full of health and beauty.

2

Fitness can make you full of strength.

Although it is not an era of living by physical strength, it is inevitable to carry a bucket of water and a box at home when going out. Fitness You can easily cope with these sports activities.

three

Fitness can reduce your chances of getting sick, and fitness can improve your resilience.

I have been working out for 4 years, and my disease resistance is getting better and better. I have hardly caught a cold in recent years. Even if there is a slight discomfort in the throat, I will sleep the next day and will never affect my daily diet.

four

Fitness can relieve your aging.

Medicine-free fitness can alleviate a person's aging.

Most importantly, stimulating our muscles, especially the pectoralis major, can promote the secretion of androgen in men.

When men get older, the secretion of male hormones decreases, and fitness exercise can make up for this.

five

Fitness can make you confident.

Fitness gives you a healthy and beautiful body, and you can stand up straight and handle everything confidently wherever you go!

Benefits of fitness:

1, strengthening myocardial function;

2. Improve the recovery function of the heart after exercise;

3. Improve the ability to remove "bad" cholesterol from blood;

4. Adjust the body in all directions to adapt to the exercise mode of burning fat as energy.

5. Improve self-psychological adjustment ability and balanced mentality;

6. Improve basal metabolic rate;

7. Reduce high blood pressure;

8. Reduce hyperlipidemia;

9. Strengthen muscles;

10, improve the balanced body shape;

1 1 Increase the oxygen content in the blood;

12, improve the flexibility of the body and enhance the anti-injury ability of the body;

13, improve the functional level of pulmonary circulation and systemic circulation.