Monday 30 July 2018

WHAT IS CROSSFIT TRAINING?


CrossFit is a tough workout that demands all-out physical exertion three to five days a week. The program is ideal for exercise enthusiasts who want to add intensity and diversity to their workout regimen. However, CrossFit is not recommended for those who are just starting to exercise or those who are resuming exercise after a long hiatus. You may need to work with a personal trainer to develop your mobility, stability, and movement skills before starting CrossFit.

CrossFit training workouts are typically short, lasting 20 minutes or less. The program combines strength training, speed training, explosive plyometrics, Olympic- and power-style weight lifting, gymnastics, endurance exercise, and bodyweight exercises. Movements used in CrossFit training routines include the following:
  •         Sprinting
  •          Rowing
  •          Climbing rope
  •          Jumping rope
  •          Flipping tires
  •          Carrying heavy objects

CrossFit routines generally consist of explosive exercises done in a circuit format. There is very little rest in between each exercise, so you get a great workout in a relatively short amount of time. The following is equipment commonly used during CrossFit training workouts:

  •          Kettlebells
  •          Barbells
  •          Dumbbells
  •          Boxes for box jumps
  •          Gymnastic rings
  •          Pull-up bars
  •          Rumble rollers
  •          Medicine balls
  •          Rowing machine

Welcare offers an array of CrossFit equipment and accessories. Whether you’re a beginner or a CrossFit Games competitor, Welcare can help you choose equipment that best suits your needs. Contact us for more information.

Wednesday 25 July 2018

Surprising Benefits of Exercise


v    Exercises are great for brain.

v     Exercise can make you age slower.

v     Exercise gives happiness.

v     Exercise makes skin look better.

v     Exercise makes fat cells to shrink.

v     Exercises can help recover from a major illness.

Ø Exercises are great for brain:
Exercise is linked to less depression, better memory and quicker learning. Exercise is the best way to prevent or delay a major fear. Exercise improves blood flow to the brain, feeding the growth of new blood vessels and even new brain cells.

Ø Exercise can  make you age slower:
Exercise lengthens lifespan by as much atleast for five years. An moderate-intensity of exercise may slow down the aging of cells.

Ø Exercise gives happiness:
Uncountable studies show that many types of exercises, from walking to cycling, make people feel better and can even relieve from depression. Exercise triggers the release of chemicals in the brain—serotonin, norepinephrine, endorphins, dopamine—that dull pain, lighten mood and relieve stress.

Ø Exercise makes skin look better:
Exercise revs up blood flow to the skin, delivering oxygen and nutrients that improve skin health and even help wounds heal faster.

Ø Exercise makes fat cells to shrink:
The benefits of exercise is our cardiovascular system gets stronger and better at delivering oxygen, so we are able to metabolize more fat as an energy source.

Ø Exercises can help recover from a major illness:
A recent analysis discovered that exercise was even more effective at helping people recover & rehabilitate from a stroke.