Warm-Up and Stretch Before Exercising
Warming up and stretching are a pregame that ensures you perform exceptionally in your workout. A warm-up encourages blood flow to the muscle and raises the body temperature, tuning your cardiovascular system to what you are about to do next. It also prevents muscle soreness, reducing the risk of injury.
Have the Right Gear
Even if it is a low-impact exercise, including stationary bicycling, you may want to avoid clothing that is too tight or baggy and shoes that don’t fit. Overly tight clothes can make you strain your muscles, while shoes that don’t fit increase the chances of breaking a bone.
Do Not Push Yourself Too Much
It is important to know your body’s limits and respect them. Going beyond your parameters increases the chances of pulling a muscle or breaking a bone.
Drink Enough Water
Failing to take enough water or healthy fluids when exercising causes dehydration. This triggers headaches, muscle cramps, and weakness.
Consult with a Professional before Making Changes to your Workout
While modifying exercise may help keep you away from strains and accidents, it is important to involve a professional when changing the movements completely. This helps you learn the safe movements and those that increase the risk of injury.
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