Relax aerobic exercise. If you master the strong and weak rhythm in aerobic exercise for half an hour, you can get twice the result with half the effort. That is, add a gentle recovery movement during the interval of high-intensity exercise. It's also half an hour of aerobic exercise. This kind of exercise with strong and weak rhythm consumes twice as much heat as that with stable rhythm. Push hard with one leg when riding a bike. When you exercise on a scooter, you can enhance the intensity of exercise by intermittently pedaling harder with one leg. At the beginning, you can push your legs together for 4 minutes with moderate intensity, and then push your left leg with high intensity. After 30 seconds, change the right leg to the main power leg and pedal for another 30 seconds. Then put your legs together at medium speed for 4 minutes as adjustment and recovery. In this way, every 4 minutes, push hard on one leg 1 minute and exercise for 30 minutes. This one-legged pedaling exercise can help you burn 20% more calories.
Watch your posture. When you exercise on the treadmill, elliptical machine or treadmill, let your arms swing naturally, or gently put your hands on the handle of the equipment, which can make you burn 10% more calories. Lift the ball, lie on your back, hold the tennis ball, raise your hands to the ceiling, straighten your legs together and hook your feet. Tighten the abdominal and hip muscles and lift the shoulders and head a few centimeters off the ground. Make sure the ball always goes up to the roof, not forward Your purpose is to sweat. The purpose of all aerobic exercises is to make you sweat. If you don't sweat, you haven't worked hard enough. When exercising, the more accurate the posture, the faster you sweat. This may make you as red as a tomato, but it is definitely good for your health, so work hard.