Training basics
It may be several years since you've donned your gym gear, back in the day when exercising and training were all about lifting heavy weights or doing star jumps. Physical exercise has changed considerably in recent times, due to continued research undertaken in the sports medicine field.

The combination should be customised and centred around personal goals which might be running a marathon, losing weight, improving posture or even controlling a disease such as diabetes or hypertension. Therefore, there is clearly no one simple solution which caters for every need.
It is, however, possible to provide some guidelines to start you off. Moderate or rigorous aerobic activity should be performed at least 5 times a week, muscle tone training 2-3 times a week and flexibility exercises every day.

To calculate the correct intensity, work out your maximum theoretical heart rate by subtracting your age from 220. The correct workout intensity will be between 60-80% of this heart rate. Technogym was the first company in the world whose equipment automatically adjusted the intensity of the workout based on the pre-determined heart rate (Constant Pulse Rate System). This method ensures that your body is working at its own pace.
If you would like to increase your strength and muscle tone, you should be lifting weights which will enable you to perform 5-15 repetitions before your muscles become tired (fewer reps produce greater gains in muscular strength, whereas more reps lead to improved muscle tone). A programme of freestyle exercises is a little more difficult to regulate since you cannot change weights. In this case you can modify the programme by increasing the number of repetitions or the difficulty level.
If you are a beginner, it is recommended that you use isotonic machines that guide your movements and ensure correct posture so that exercises are performed correctly. Once you have gained a little practice you can use cable machines and free weights, which give you more freedom of movement. You should also develop your flexibility by stretching regularly. Stretching exercises should be carried out on each muscle group to the maximum without experiencing any pain or discomfort and while breathing deeply. Yoga is a valid alternative and focuses on developing elasticity and fluidity of movement.

THE RESULTS: HOW TO ACHIEVE THEM
STARTING OUT ON THE RIGHT FOOT. HOW TO START TRAINING
Starting an exercise programme by yourself is feasible, but it does require considerable determination on your part as well as some experience. If you are not self-motivated, or you do not have enough space at home for a personal gym, the best solution is to find a Wellness-oriented club, and then seek the services of a trained instructor who can create a customised exercise programme for you.
We all have individual physical needs and characteristics which makes it very important to select the most appropriate exercises and weight loads. The instructor should approach this correctly by evaluating your physical fitness level and your lifestyle.
This analysis will enable the instructor to plan a ‘customised’ exercise programme which will assist you in achieving your goals. Last, but certainly not least, is the 'fun' factor. Be honest with yourself and try to understand what exercise you find most enjoyable and is more rewarding, rather than trying to perform the exercise that delivers the most promising results. Exercise will only be a regular and pleasant part of your life if you enjoy it.

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