Posts Tagged ‘Swimming’

7
August

Swim to Burn Your Calories

People are always dreaming of perfect body shape in their whole life. Many things they have done to get their dream body. From the wrong and unsafe diet up to the harsh body building is done by the people who are seeking for the best appearance for the public.

Actually there is simpler way in order to get the perfect body, by swimming. Swimming has been acknowledged by the physician and the doctor as the most effective sport to burn the calories, yet it is safe to be done by anybody. It is easy for the joint and having less possibility in causing injuries. Swimming workouts are told to burn the calories faster than the treadmill. There are few ways for body workouts through swimming. The first one is by using all the strokes and changing each of them in every 25 meters. The second can be done with the combination between the water tread and each stroke. And the other ways can be read at Dietsinreview.com.

No matter what the way that you choose, you must make sure to keep moving while you are inside the water. It will help your body work faster in burning the calories. The last thing, don’t forget to stretch your body before swimming.

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14
September

Suunto Motion Activated Foot POD

The new smaller and lighter Suunto Foot POD wirelessly transmits speed and distance data to your Suunto Wristop Computer heart rate monitor, providing you a more complete analysis of your workout. It features accurate data collection during both indoor and outdoor workouts by measuring each stride with built-in acceleration sensors and speed limit alarms alert you if you’re going above or below your preset limits. When combined with the integrated altimeter of a Suunto T6 or T6c, you’ll get an even more complete picture of your performance–uphill, downhill, and on any terrain. It has a water resistance rating of 30 meters (100 feet), enabling it to withstand rain and splashes of water, but not swimming.

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6
July

Timex T5G941 Heart Rate Monitor Watch

The affordable, entry-level Timex T5G941 is great for those just starting out with heart rate monitoring. This digital wristwatch-style monitor continuously tracks your heart rate via a comfortable, elastic chest strap (which fists chest sizes from 25 to 53 inches). The large, easy-to-read display recalls your activity time and average, peak, and minimum heart rate, and it includes 12/24 hour time and month/date display.
It also features INDIGLO night light backlighting for use at night, up to 2 years of battery life, perforated rubbers strap, and water resistance to 30 meters (100 feet)–enabling it to withstand splashes and accidental dunks into the water, but not suitable for swimming.
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