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All components of physical fitness are important in their own unique way. There is one component however, that can be classified as more important than the other: Cardiovascular and cardio respiratory endurance are especially important as it is the areas that most affect how well the other components perform. Without fuel, physical activity is impossible so it is imperative that this area of fitness is the top priority in a fitness regime.

Activities that keep the heart rate elevated for a sustained period of time such as walking or swimming can improve cardiovascular endurance. The workout does not have to be overly exertive; actually it is more effective if built up slowly to a more powerful pace. This can help to build up muscular strength particularly when combined with weight lifting. The more you build up muscle endurance, the greater is the amount of time they can be exerted with fatigue.

If a joint can move within a big ranger, we say that it is flexible; The bigger the range it can move, the more flexible it is. The more flexible a joint is, the less is the chance of injuries while moving. As you may see, all components of physical fitness are of importance. We should all strive for maximum health and fitness.


In our zeal to lose weight we often lose sight of the more significant issue of good health. Certainly it is good for our health to lose unwanted fat, and of course we all want to look good in front of the mirror. But it is vitally important to remember that good health is the number one concern and looking good in your jeans is a distant second. I emphasize this because I am continually put off by the number of diet plans or weight solutions that either do not encourage overall health or are actually detrimental to your health to begin with.

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So called diet pills, which include the "natural" herbs such as hoodia, are effective in decreasing your appetite. But these pills imply a "quick fix" solution that does not encourage a healthy diet or stress the importance of proper exercise. Also dangerous are plans where you essentially starve yourself of proper nutrition or the outright fraudulent suggestion that you can burn pounds of fat with just ten minutes of exercise a day. Keep in mind the old adage: if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Not that every plan is equally bad. In fact some are fairly good, such as weight watchers and Jenny Craig. My only reservation against these is that they seem to neglect the value of exercise in overall health.