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Tuesday, September 15, 2015
LUNG POWER
When
it comes to your physical well being, there are few things more important than
“lung power”.
But
without your awareness, you are probably losing lung capacity. They tend to
shrink with age.
DID
YOU KNOW THAT YOUR LUNGS SHRINK WITH AGE?
Sooner
or later….
- You get tired more quickly,
- you have less strength and virility
- you get colds and the flu more often,
- it takes longer to recover from illness.
Did
you know?
At
20 – Your lungs have stopped growing and lung capacity has stabilized.
At
30 – your lungs start to decline. The
Alveoli (air sacs) that deliver oxygen to your blood begin to die off.
At
35 – you lose 20 percent of your lung capacity.
By
50 – you lose 40 percent of your vital lung capacity.
AND
THE DECLINE CONTINUES FOR LIFE
If
you get the flu or pneumonia at age 40, you can usually shrug it off – because
you have extra lung capacity to sustain yourself.
However,
if you are older (65 years or more) and you catch the flu or pneumonia, you
won’t have the reserve lung capacity to get over the sickness. Normal everyday activity becomes harder to
deal with when energy reserves are declining.
That
is why the death rate is so much higher for seniors who get these respiratory
diseases.
LACK OF OXYGEN
RESERVES CAUSE 50% OF ALL HEART ATTACKS!
RESTORE
YOUR LUNG CAPACITY OF YOUR YOUTH
Yes, You
CAN build your lungs back.
Bigger
lungs supply your body with more oxygen and help to remove carbon dioxide. All it takes is a few simple steps to build
up your respiratory system.
The
best way to do it is simple: High intensity, short-interval workouts
The
process of moving air in and out of the lungs is called pulmonary (lung)
ventilation. Breathing is always
important during exercise. Remember that
during muscular conditioning (resistance training) do not hold your breath -
exhale on exertion.
By
implementing an adequate exercise program you will
- improve
your lung capacity and minimize the loss of lung volume.
-
focus on your lung’s elasticity
-
improve your posture and
-
improve the function of your diaphragm,
You
can make this challenging exercise program more effective with a diet rich in
protein, which helps to build organ tissue.
Finally,
finish up your workout with some yoga or slow stretches, breathing through your
abdomen (around your navel).
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Friday, September 4, 2015
Fall Classes start October 6th & 8th!
Fall
Dynabody Total Fitness class start October 6th and 8th, 2015.
DYNABODY TOTAL FITNESS FFT10-15 Tuesday -
Bannatyne School
10 Tuesdays starting October 6 (to December 8th)
10 Tuesdays starting October 6 (to December 8th)
6:30 pm to 8:00 pm
$89.00
Location: Banatynne School,
363 Thompson Drive,
St. James Assiniboia, Winnipeg, MB
363 Thompson Drive,
St. James Assiniboia, Winnipeg, MB
10 Thursdays starting October 8 /15 (to December 10th)
6:30 pm to 8:00 pm
$89.00
Location: Strathmillan
School,
339 Strathmillan Road,
St. James Assiniboia, Winnipeg MB
339 Strathmillan Road,
St. James Assiniboia, Winnipeg MB
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Take care of your body. It's the
only place you have to live.
Jim Rohn.
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