EASY LOW IMPACT CARDIO EXERCISES FOR EASING BACK PAIN
Guest Blog Post by Fitness Blogger Kelly Joyner
Lower back pains can significantly withhold you to minimum normal daily activities and for some, even prevent them from undertaking their normal exercise routines. Nonetheless, even though backrest is important, to prevent further loss of strength and stiffness it is important you do any type of activity. Some form of light cardio together with some In-door (home) stretching exercises can help stretch out tight back muscles which aids in relieving the pain. Nonetheless, prior to engaging in any exercises for your back, it is important to first consult with your physician.
Increased Heart-rate:
Walking: Generally, walking as a form of exercise is gentle and healthy for the back and for patients taking small walks of about two to three walks weekly is very important. Aside from a good pair of walking shoes, walking is one good form of exercise that does not require any type of equipment and it can be carried out in almost any place both indoors and outside.
Cycling: It is also a good form of cardio exercise for the back and a way to pump-up your heart rate. Moreover, it is a non-impact exercise which means that it reduces forces transmitted to the spine in cases of vigorous exercises like running which have significant impact. Cycling is a diverse form of exercise since it even accommodates individuals that may feel more comfortable seated as opposed to standing. For such cases, you can use stationery biking.
To increase burn of calories for weight loss, ensure that you do a cardio session at least five times weekly for a period of about 30 to 45 minute which will increase caloric burn which enhances weight loss. Moreover, to pump up your heart, you can do some low impact aerobics in your home such as side-steps and marching.
Plank Exercises:
Begin by comfortably lying on your tummy on a floor. Push yourself up in such a way that you will be resting on your toes and forearms; with your elbows well underneath your shoulders. Tighten up your belly and ensure your body is maintained in a straight posture from your head down to your toe. You can begin with 20 to 30 seconds holds in this posture and later progress to one-minute holds. Repeat this three times. To make your plank exercise dynamic and as a way of increasing your heart rate, you can add-in some few movements like a push-up plank where you begin in a forearm plank position, followed by you pushing yourself up into a complete push-up position and then lowering into a forearm plank. Repeat this 10 to 12 times or to your fatigue.
Yoga:
Caloric burn will increase with the intensity of your yoga session. To burn calories for weight loss, you can incorporate and add in between static poses some slight heart-pumping vinyasa flows. However, ensure you do this with a slow pace and keep watch of how your back reacts to the exercises. To stretch out your back, you can apply the downward dog and reclined spinal twist; while if you want to strengthen your extensor muscles, you can use the upward facing dog and cobra act.
Concerns
Even with the several number of cardio-exercises for back pain and weight loss available and which you can use, back pain is highly reliant to your specific injury. A muscle strain can generally be eased quicker than if it is something like a herniated disc. Avoid undertaking any exercise that causes pain to your back or even aggravates it. Nonetheless, it is advisable to consult your physician prior to starting these exercises since he/she can instruct you on which exercises are good for you and the intensity and frequency by which you can do them.
About the Author
Kelly is the founder of RegularityFitness, where she and associates blog about the best fitness exercises, weight loss methods, diet, muscle building. That will help you get a good shape and healthy. RegularityFitness concentrated on the benefits of exercise and provides effective training methods to achieve it. She has three years of experience fitness and that is the biggest passion in life.