Monday, 21 September 2015

The Internet is full of 30-day fitness challenges, but are they really safe?

Online challenges have a lot of faults, says Neeraj Mehta, director of Fitness Alive and technical head of GFFI Fitness Academy. “How do you know which exercise is right for you according to your body type and blood group? These things are never answered,” he says. Plus, no one is there to guide you with correct postures and movements, which means there’s a high risk of injuries. 

Mehta says that pushing your muscles without a personalized plan based on your fitness level is simply asking for trouble. “Not only do you need to see the endurance level of your muscles, but also of your heart,” he explains. “If the heart is unable to sustain the physical challenge, it can even lead to cardiac arrests.” 

If you stop the exercising as abruptly as you started it, however, you’ll get squishier than you were before, says Mehta. “So you need to continue exercising.” 





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