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Antibacterials vs. Soap and...

While hand sanitizers may be all the rage, there’s still nothing that works as well as washing your hands with soap and water. What’s most important is taking the time (at… Read More

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Antibacterials vs. Soap and Water
While hand sanitizers may be all the rage, there’s still nothing that works as well as washing your hands with soap and water. What’s most important is taking the time (at least 20 seconds) to thoroughly scrub both the front and back of your hands, including under the fingernails and in between the fingers.




Cardiovascular Training

Cardiovascular Training Cardiovascular Training, called “cardio” for short, is a form of aerobic training. The goal of cardiovascular training is to strengthen the lungs and muscles of the heart. It refers to any activity that increases the heart rate above a normal level for a prolonged period of time. Most people engage in cardio activities to lose weight and burn fat. The higher you raise your heart rate and the longer you raise it for, the more calories you can burn. Ideally you want to raise your heart rate to at least 50% of your maximum heart rate for 30 minutes or more. However, as you become more fit, you can increase your heart rate even further (up to 85% of your maximum) to increase your fitness and the number of calories you are burning.


List of all Cardiovascular Training Articles
Take it Outside
Now that the weather is a bit warmer, why not grab your running shoes and head outside? After b…
By tara.postnikoffPublished 10/02/2010
Cardio is for Everyone
It’s the season of sunshine and happiness –so what better time to head outside and …
By sara.ouellettePublished 08/18/2011
Tabata – the perfect holiday workout
The holidays are coming, and with them come parties, family obligations and holiday-related err…
By kathleen.trotterPublished 12/04/2011
Heart, Health and Exercise
It’s finally February, and for many people, this is the time when their New Year&rsquo…
By kathleen.trotterPublished 02/19/2011
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