Like working out alone? Good news: You aren't alone. A recent study reported by The Huffington Post says nearly 77 percent of Americans prefer to exercise alone--and oftentimes they enjoy it. While there's nothing wrong with working out alone, say health experts, it still poses some safety risks. "There are perks to exercising alone, like time to be in silence and think and the ability to push yourself as hard or as easy as you choose," says Jenny Sugar, a contributing editor to POP Sugar. "But it's not always the safest idea." So how do you stay safe while exercising solo? Here are what experts recommend: 1. If you're going outdoors, always exercise in a safe location. Now's not the time to explore a hidden trail path behind your house or go out a hiking adventure miles from civilization. While it's true that you could risk being attacked by strangers, what's even more true is you're more likely to injure yourself--and with no one else around to help you, it could become life-threatening in an instant. Your best bet? Exercise in a well-lit, familiar area surrounded by immediate access to help, people, or stores. While it may not offer as much privacy as a hidden trail path, you'll stay safe. 2. Don't try exercises where injuries occur more often. Exercises like running, walking, or biking pose little risk of injury, but more extreme forms of exercise, such as Weightlifting and rock climbing, aren't quite as safe. If you want to go extreme, it's best to bring a buddy along just in case a freak accident happens--you never know when misfortune can strike. 3. Always protect yourself. Having multiple protection items on hand while working out alone, such as mace, a sharp object, or even your phone could potentially save you from a sticky situation. Learn how to use them quickly and effectively to keep your solo exercise experience an enjoyable one. 4. Lastly, trust your gut. If you suddenly feel unsure or unsafe while working out, stop and go home. It's better to be safe and lose out on an workout than to take the risk. Better yet, try working out at home or at a gym, where you're more likely to be safe. Remember, it's always safety first when you're working out alone--you never know when or who danger might strike you next.
Yes, they can be. With an exercise class, you have a set time to exercise. Along with that, you can make a lot of friends who will encourage you to exercise with them!
I don't have a trainer, I just do it alone
WHAT U R SAYING LEAVE the gypsy alone she does like go away
I don't think a Fitness course is better than exercising alone. When you exercise alone, it's easier to make up the time and the exercises that works best for you.
You can play basketball, soccer or badminton with your relatives or friends. If you want to exercise alone, you can go for a jog.
You need a full exercise regimen not just one exercise. Push ups alone will not necessarily give you visible abdominal muscles.
Yoga can be your only exercise, depending on the type of classes you're taking and their intensity. Depending on the style and length of class, it may or may not count towards your physical activity tally.
Greyhounds shouldn't be left alone for long. They are animals that need a lot of exercise and attention. I would suggest not leaving your dog for any longer than 2 hours.
If you have iron willpower, and if you can stick to it for the rest of your life. For most people, caloric restriction alone does not work. Exercise, even moderate exercise, helps greatly when trying to lose weight.
Doctors recommend that everyone exercise, whether trying to lose weight or not. The benefits of exercise to overall health are vast. And when trying to lose weight, the benefits are multi-fold. For these reasons, doctors do not recommend trying to lose weight by diet alone for most individuals.
Just remember you are not alone and it really isn't that big a deal. Just watch your diet, and exercise...if that isn't enough there are insulin injections.
Walking alone is not enough exercise as You need to add a Cardio Like running or Weights or Even Biking. But You can still lose a nice amount of weight just with walking and a good diet. You just need to incorporate small extra movements into your daily life. Like Never Going up the stairs with out carrying some laundry Etc. Though Power cleaning alone can be considered a Cardio Exercise if you can maintain it for atleast a hour.