Picture this: It’s early in the day. The sun is rising, and birds are chirping, and the air is cool and fresh. You’re out moving your body and feeling ALIVE! Doesn’t it sound amazing? What if I told you that this sun-lit scene was your new exercise routine – no more hallway machine workouts or six-minute treadmill runs. Time to get that fresh air fitness into your life and get ready to breathe!
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Why Take Your Workout Outside?
When was the last time you climbed onto a piece of cardio equipment and thought something like this: this running machine is a great way to lose weight, promote health and get energized. Let’s go!It’s hardly surprising that hitting a gym can seem so laborious, trapped as you are under fluorescent lights, with eyes peeled to a TV blaring your favorite show, while you mindlessly pedal or row your way to fitness (hopefully). Things can only improve when you move outside. For starters, scenery helps. Exercising in the open air is a pleasant opportunity to abandon the repression and repetition of the daily nine-to-five work routine. It feels like getting away from it all, even if you’re spending that valuable time exercising.
On the positive side, fresh air is invigorating. It wakes you up and makes you feel more alert and ready to tackle the world. And then there’s also the whole thing about natural light energizing and elevating your mood and everything. Never mind the rickets-curing vitamin D you’re bathing in from the sun.
But what if it is not nice weather?’ you protest. ‘What if it is too cold or too hot? What if it is raining?’ Very good questions! Here is where planning and creativity become essential. I do not believe I have ever been out for a walk that was really unpleasant because I feared the weather would make it that way. Consider your equipment and your attitude. Are you as well equipped as you need to be to manage any weather condition? Are you in the proper frame of mind to embrace, rather than fight, the challenge?
The Best Outdoor Workouts to Get in Shape
Fitness looked like this. Ready for a new workout routine? This is what some of the best workouts look like at their finest, and you won’t even need to go to the gym!
1. Running or Jogging
Let’s begin with a classic. Running is perhaps the best exercise for cardiovascular health, weight loss and your mood. Whether you’re a seasoned runner or a newbie, the beauty of running outdoors is that you can dictate your route and your pace. And you can try a completely new path or trail regularly, hit a park, and explore your own neighborhood on foot.
2. Hiking
Don’t like the sound of running? Try hiking! It’s a great way to increase your strength, cardiovascular fitness and love of nature. There’s a trail somewhere near you. Strap on some hiking shoes and go. The different terrains and inclines are great for your legs as well as your core.
3. Bodyweight Training
No gym, no problem. Use your body weight; add a sturdy bench in your local park or playground (yes, a chin-up bar if you can find one), and you can get a total-body workout. Push-ups, pull-ups, tricep dips, squats, lunges. There’s no end to the options. Oh, and it’s free. And you can scale the intensity to whatever level works for you.
4. Cycling
Cycling;is a exercise that is not only good for your fitness, because it a perfect outdoor sports to go parks to cycle, but also much better for human’s health environment, the reason why I doing becuse you can control the speed of your and control your scope, such as on the bike path or go to rowing ground which better for your heart and your exercise style is you have more freedom to choose and control your own body speed. Plus, you can reduce more weight with cycling, which is low impact exercise, and also good for your joints, so that is one of the best exercises I recommend to you and me.
5. Yoga
Imagine stretching out your yoga mat under a tree in the grass and feeling the birds chirp and the sunshine on your skin. If you’ve only ever practiced indoors, outdoor yoga may just be the ultimate way to take your flexibility, your strength and your mental health to the next level. The natural ambience will help take your practice to a whole other zen level and may just leave you feeling more centered by the end of your session.
But you might still be holding back, despite these newly acquired facts and opinions. What about the climate? Security issues? General awkwardness of working out in public? Well, let’s take this one by one.
Dratted Doggerel: Dress the part if the day’s weather’s on agreeable terms — light layers of moisture-wicking clothing for chilly conditions, light airy fabrics that let the breeze blow through to keep you cool for days when the sun’s beating down, and something waterproof to wear on rainy days.
Safety First: Exercise in busy, well-lit areas; tell someone where you are going and what time you expect to return; take a charged telephone.
Feeling Self-Conscious: Remember, you’re the only one who knows you’re exercising. Everybody else is worried about their own workout. And the more often you do it, the easier you’ll find it.
Ready to Get Started?
For starters, the beauty of outdoor workouts is that they’re for everyone: no matter who you are and where you currently are in your fitness journey, it’s too good of an opportunity to pass on. So go, go outside and taste the air, and find your new-found love for a frivolously fun way to work out. Who knows, you might just fall in love!
And don’t forget: the world is your gym. So tie on those runners, fill up your water bottle, and get outside and train. Your body – and mind – will thank you.