The secrets behind a healthy body is performing a unique set of selected exercises, each selected from different types of exercises for a duration of 15-30 minutes daily
Health Tips
Routine Stretching exercises for releasing daily stresses & for better flexibility.
Routine Grade I strengthening exercises for maintaining the muscle power.
Routine Balancing exercises to prevent and overcome injuries
Routine Endurance exercises for over all fitness
Tips for stretching exercises
Throughout the entire period of stretching exercises on should not hold the breath, instead breath in and out which is more than that of normal.
Hold the particular stretching position for at least 20-30 seconds.
Alternatively hold it for 5-10 seconds, and repeat it three times with 15-30 seconds gap.
Tips for strengthening exercises
Regular Grade I strengthening exercises for all age groups, is always beneficial.
Grade II exercises for active persons with skilled jobs.
Grade III exercises sometimes may be harmful for normal persons. Actually they are designed for professionals such as body builders.
GRADING
Grade I - performed against own body weight/against gravity (for all persons)
Grade II - performed against resistance (for skilled persons)
Grade III - performed against lifting weights (for professionals)
Ligament dysfunction
Stiff ligaments may cause joint movement’s restriction and results in painful joint.
Almost all types of headaches are due to dysfunction of head and neck musculature, and dysfunctional cervical spine, which can be cured by treating them accordingly.
Joint dysfunction
An immobile joint in the lumbar spine may cause muscle dysfunction and low back pain.
Misalignment of joint may also cause muscle dysfunction, bone and joint pain.
Nerve dysfunction
Nerve entrapment syndromes
Nerve impingement syndromes
Muscle dysfunction
Chronic stress in the neck and shoulder muscles, leads to muscle contracture/shortening, resulting in the formation of cervical spondylitis, periarthritis of shoulder, and so on
Vertigo / dizziness are most often due to neck muscle problems.
Acute/chronic, muscle/Para spinal spasm may be the cause for disc prolapse/slip, and low back pain.
Breathlessness/breathing difficulty may be due to the problem in chest and neck muscles.
Abdominal pain and vomiting may be the result of abdominal wall muscles dysfunction.