In most gyms and health-clubs, and some physical therapy centers, there are machines that emulate the effect of climbing an ongoing staircase with a clever belt of material that acts a little like an escalator, by repeatedly producing stairs for you to climb at a pre-set pace. The idea is to continue this until you are only slightly sore, and increase gradually. And it's harder than it looks.
There's another kind that simply consists of two large pedals that you stand upon (with a rail to hold onto) and make a stair-climbing motion repeatedly. In this case your feet are strapped to the pedals so that the pedals will slant up and settle down with your feet as you step. Some don't have straps, and the pedals rise and fall at a pre-set pace, in which case you need to be sure to keep up with their movement.
See your doctor before beginning any exercise regimen.
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There are many objectives for engaging in aerobics. One of these objectives is aimed toward helping the individual become fit.
There are many places you can earn your certification online. And some gyms in your local town may have a way to get your aerobics certification as well.
An aerobics certification is basically a license an aerobics instructor or a personal trainer acquires to validate and prove there knowledge twords the skill of aerobics.
That depends on how long you do it.
A person who does aerobics is commonly referred to as an "aerobics enthusiast" or simply an "aerobics participant." The term "aerobics instructor" is used for someone who leads aerobics classes or sessions. Aerobics is a form of physical exercise that combines rhythmic movements with music to improve cardiovascular fitness and overall health.
aerobics would be your best bet
Its the basic 32 count that you do at the start of your rutine, includes simple things like steps and knee lifts. Its done on both sides. Only ever at the start. But as soon as you get to a certain level in aerobics competing - its no longer required.
Dance Aerobics happened in 1987.
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I know that curves offers some classes for women specifically like Aerobics and Pilates classes. As does LA Weight Loss, they have many programs and classes you can take, aerobics, water aerobics, pilates, etc.