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Feeling good about yourself because you had a long interesting day on your computer, but you're so sore the next day you can't move - particularly in your butt muscle? Many likeminded fans of computer work specially this time of year because they worked longer in one sitting than necessary, or enjoying your sport such as: walking, cleaning out the office; enjoying gardening; or doing the shopping, even playing with the grand-kids can leave you with a Pain in the Butt? ... What you are experiencing is probably completely unexpected and a shock to you? If you are too busy to exercise to be honest with you. You're going to need help from many resources to start exercising.
Too busy to Exercise?
You can accomplish anything you set your mind to, Once you have decided to go for it and have made the commitment then the next step is to start taking action towards reaching your goal, taking the first step is actually the hardest part because it means going out there and actually doing something.Thinking about what it is you have to do is the easy part as is saying you are committed to doing, but doing means facing the unknown and putting your plan into action and this stage is very often where most people fail, because things get in the way and stops us from moving forward.
If you are too busy to exercise to be honest with you. You're going to need help from many sources to start exercising.
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Staying Injury Free
Warm-up and cool-down
As we age, a proper warm-up and cool-down becomes increasingly important. Since
our muscles become brittle and lose their elasticity as we grow older, the
chances of injury increase dramatically. By taking just ten minutes to
thoroughly warm-up your muscles before a workout, you could save yourself from
months of time off due to injury.
Stretch
As we surpass the big 4-0, it’s crucial that we commit ourselves to stretching
and flexibility training. It will help compensate for the natural loss of
flexibility and stride that comes with age. By remaining flexible, you will
substantially decrease your chance of pulling or straining a muscle, which
could result in a nagging injury.
Rest
For some of us, taking time off from running can be difficult. We depend on
running to retain a certain level of fitness--not to mention sanity! However,
taking time off is also important for performance, as well as avoiding
injuries. As we age our bodies take longer to recover from racing and hard
workouts. By allowing your body adequate time to recover, you will actually
receive greater benefits from your workouts. Rather than the hard-rest-hard
routine you were used to in your 20s and 30s, it may be time to switch to a
hard-rest-rest or hard-rest-cross-train regime to reap the full benefits of
your hard work and remain injury-free.
Cross-train
Cross-training is a wonderful way for master’s runners to take an extra day of
rest while still enjoying an aerobic workout. Make sure you participate in non
weight-bearing activities such as swimming or biking. Cross-training alleviates
the stress running puts on your body (especially on your knees, shins and
hamstrings) while allowing you to maintain your level of fitness.
Strength training
Lifting weights is a sure-fire way to help preserve your fitness and
injury-free status. Strength training will increase your muscle strength,
muscle mass and bone density, all of which help to fight injury and maintain
fitness.
As we age, it seems as though our bodies begin to betray us. We notice a
decline in our performance, we recover more slowly from our runs, and become
more vulnerable to injury. However, by following these simple tips and
accepting the inevitable, we can remain healthy and happy for years to come!