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Future Fit – Design your own exercise regime

3rd Feb 2012

You’ve assessed your health with the aid of the PAR-Q and now you’re ready to start an exercise regime. The first step is to decide your primary aim and set your goals.

Do you want to:

  • improve heart fitness
  • improve muscle tone and flexibility
  • improve muscle strength
  • reduce weight


Where and how do you want to do it?

  • The gym (individual circuit program, group circuit program, classes)
  • At home
  • Outdoors (walking, exercise class, running)
  • In a pool (swimming, hydrotherapy, aquarobics)
  • With a friend or alone


All styles of exercise (strengthening, toning, cardio) can be done at a gym, home, outdoors or in a pool. The choice is yours.

Click NEXT to find out how to get started at the gym or in the comfort of your own home

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Busybee
13th Feb 2012
11:13pm
Have read all of the articles, very interesting.
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