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Is Drinking Alcohol Later a Workout Bad for You?

Drinking alcohol after a workout is a topic of interest and debate among fitness enthusiasts and health experts. While moderate alcohol eating has been associated with certain health assistances, such as improved heart health, excessive or frequent alcohol consumption can have negative effects, especially when consumed immediately after a workout . In this article, we will see the potential effects of drinking alcohol after exercise and provide insights into the considerations individuals should keep in mind. The Effects of Alcohol on Post-Workout Recovery: Dehydration: Alcohol is a diuretic, meaning it rises urine production. Dehydration is a common side effect of alcohol consumption, and this can be particularly concerning after a workout when the body may already be somewhat dehydrated. Proper hydration is crucial for muscle recovery and overall well-being, so consuming alcohol immediately post-workout can exacerbate this issue. Nutrient Absorption: After exercise, the body ne...

SOME OF THE WEIRD WELLNESS FITNESS TRENDS

16 Weird Workout Trends That Will Make You Sweat


Humans get bored quickly. One minute, we are all about scaling walls; the next, we are game for some CrossFit. This is probably why the fitness world has to develop new, unique, and sometimes just plain weird workouts every year to keep you wanting and moving more. We dug around and found 16 abnormal movements that might make their way to Malaysia someday, which could rock your fitness boat if you’re getting bored of your usual workout routine @ Read More : antioxidantllife

1. Backwards Running

Running forward is getting clichéd, so it’s time to do it backward. Also known as retro running, it’s a great way to cool down, improve your balance, and improve your neuromuscular efficiency. This workout claims to put less stress on your knees and helps to keep your posture upright, too. But make sure you are at a safe place before starting your run to avoid any accidents.

2. Naked Yoga

You will be doing the usual yoga poses but sans clothes. Naked yoga could help you tap deeper into your spirituality, and it teaches you to embrace your body so it can be liberating. But it’s NSFW (Not Safe For Work) and probably won’t be able to reach our shores for now. No one is stopping you from practicing naked yoga in the comforts of your own home with the doors closed and windows shaded.

3. Doga (Dog Yoga)

Why not bring your canine companion to your next yoga session and practice traditional hatha yoga moves together? Though this workout trend is not in Malaysia yet, it’s been taking the UK by storm since yoga instructor Mahny Djahanguiri introduced it. Doga might help improve the harmony and synchronization of energy flow between you and your dog.

4. Barefoot Running

Before running shoes started becoming the ‘in’ thing, humans ran barefoot. Researchers said barefoot runners have more range of motion in the foot and use more of their toes. As you flex, spread, splay, and grip the surface with your bare feet, you have less pronation (rolling the foot for shock absorption), and pressure is evenly distributed. Just make sure wherever you will be jogging or running is safe from any sharp objects or surfaces. @ Read More :  technoologylimited

5. Treadmill Class

Group treadmill classes have not picked up in Malaysia yet, but it’s booming in the US. With treadmill classes, you get more out of your usual solo treadmill workouts because the trainer gives you different instructions to adjust your treadmill's inclinations, speed, and intensity. Also, you will be sweating away with other people in the class, which can motivate you.

6. Trapeze Class

Have you ever wondered how the flying trapeze artists in circuses perform death-defying moves? Well, now there is a chance to learn it. No matter your age, if you want to learn to swing from bar to bar and heights are not an issue, you can try this out. It could sculpt your upper body muscles while you are having fun.

7. Bokwa

Most people would compare Bokwa to Zumba because both provide an intense cardio dance workout that even a non-dancer can follow. What makes Bokwa different is a fusion of hip-hop, step aerobics, and South African-style dance, where the steps are based on letters and numbers. You will be sweating buckets by the time you finish dancing out. @ Read More :  technoologyanalytics

8. Drumming

All you need are drumsticks of different weights to pound away your calories during a drumming workout class. You will be pounding your drumsticks on floors, and exercise balls as you perform aerobic and dance moves at different speed intervals. Who knew that sweating like a rockstar is good for you?

9. Indoor Surfing

Known as Surfset, this workout takes place indoors instead of on the beach to get a surfer's body without getting drenched in seawater. You will be ‘surfing’ on the RipSurfer X, a plastic board atop three tiny Bosu-like balls secured at a base that moves according to the ocean waves with no shark attacks involved.

10. Baby Bootcamp/ Stroller Fitness

Do you have some babies to care for and won’t be able to squeeze in a workout session? You can enroll in Baby Bootcamp to bring your babies along to assist in your workouts and save money on daycare. In Baby Bootcamp, you will be making high-intensity, stroller-based moves that get you sweating, but before that, you have to make sure your babies are comfortable and have some toys to play with while squatting away.  @ Read More :  technoologyengineers

11. Punk Rope 

Remember how you used to be able to do some cool tricks on the skipping ropes with your buddies during recess? Well, this is just like it, but with more intensity. You will alternate between rope jumping and conditioning drills such as lunges, squats, and sprints with unique names like Charlie Brown and Wizard of Oz.

 

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