In order to properly design a fitness schedule we must first understand the five components of health-related fitness. These are:
1: Cardio respiratory stamina - the body's quality to deliver oxygen and nutrients to tissues and organs and the quality to utilize them over sustained periods of time. This component is graphic during long-distance running or swimming.
2: Muscular compel - the quality of your muscles to exert force. This component is graphic when lifting or fascinating heavy objects such as doing a weightlifting workout.
3: Muscular stamina - the quality of your muscles to exert force or to accomplish repetitive movements over continued periods of time. This component can be tested by doing sit ups or push-ups
4: Flexibility - the quality to move our joints and muscles straight through their full range of motion. This can be seen when doing stretches or splits.
5: Body aggregate - this refers to the ratio of lean muscle to fats in the body. A good fitness schedule should contain each of these five components of health-related fitness. You should begin each workout session with 5 to 10 minutes of stretching and low intensity warm-ups. Cardio respiratory stamina can be improved by doing at least 20 minutes per session of aerobic activity. This can be in the form of jogging, bicycling, brisk walking, rowing, swimming or playing tennis or racquetball. Lifting weights whether free weights or compel machines will help you improve your muscular strength. Muscular stamina can be improved by doing push-ups sit ups or pull ups. Flexibility can be improved by doing 10 minutes of stretching exercises a couple times per week.
By along with each of the first four components in your fitness schedule you will improve the fifth component by expanding the estimate of lean muscle in your body and reducing the estimate of fats.
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