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Hello and Welcome to my website!

I run a health and fitness website called www.yojofitness.com. It promotes fitness and health related products and things that have to do with it.

I also coach little league baseball and just came off a pretty good season. We just finished playing in our last tournament and finished second. I am also a jogger and try to jog 30 miles a week. So between work and coaching I have a busy schedule, but enjoy every bit of it. Below are some tips to help you begin a fitness program to enhance your health and well being.

As you explore my site, you'll find many stores and products that you won't find everywhere else on the internet.

Thanks for visiting and enjoy shopping!

 

Fitness Tips Part 1

No. 1

After years of jogging and through trial and error, I found out the best way to jog and prevent injuries

Find the best shoe that fits your foot. The key here is finding the best shoe for you. I have talked to a lot of people and they tell me that this is a great shoe or that one is, but when I try the shoe out it doesn’t work for me. Almost always I can tell right away if the shoe will work or not. Remember everybody is built different so when buying a running or walking shoe, find out what type of foot you have first. A great way to do this is, with a bare foot wet the bottom of your foot and then step on a piece of paper. This will tell you if you have a foot will very little arch medium arch or a high arch. Now when you want to buy that pair of running or walking shoes you can look for a pair that fit your style of feet.

No. 2

Change your running or walking pattern. Running or walking the same routine every time also causes injuries. When we run or walk outside our pavement or surface we are on is never even or perfectly flat. I found a route to jog on and loved everything about it but for some reason my right knee started bothering me after a couple of times jogging on it. I thought what was different about that route compared to the other routes I jog on. The thing that was different was, it had a slight slope to it and that was what caused the pain in my right knee. So I jogged the opposite way the next time and now I alternate every time I run.

No.3

If you have been out of fitness for awhile, getting back into the fitness routine is a slow process. Our bodies are not used to the work out you are going to start doing. That is why we start out slow and gradually increase your work outs as you begin to get your body use to the routine. For everybody that is different. Like I said before, our bodies are all different and everybody responds different. Get a feel of how your first couple work outs go and gradually add more from there. In no time you will be surprised how fast your body responds to adding a few more minutes to your work out. I found out that I feel a lot better and have more energy when I work out.

 

Fitness Tips Part 2

One of my favorite work outs is my Cross Country Ski Machine. Cross Country Ski Machines gives you a variety of work outs. They come with different settings for resistance to make it easy or hard. You can also change the difficulty level of the ski machine. A lot of them come with different inclines. I set mine at level 2 so I am going up hill throughout my work out. Great for the hamstrings and gluteus maximus which is a problem area for a lot of people. So if you are one of those with not a lot of time, try the Cross Country Ski Machine and you will watch the inches melt away.

No. 1

A lot of my days in my busy schedule I have only a little amount of time to get my work out in. When that day comes along I work out on my Cross Country Ski Machine. It is one work out that works everything at one time and I get the most out of my work out. A lot of people tell me that it is hard to use and get the coordination down.

No. 2

Start out with just using the skis and hold on to the pegs and not use your arms until you get comfortable with that. Once you get that down start with just one arm swinging at your side as you ski. When that feels comfortable, hold on to the handles and start skiing. It takes some time to get use to, but when you do it is like riding a bike. You will find out that when you first start using your ski machine that if you make it 5 minutes you are doing good. But if you keep at it you will be up to 20 minutes in no time. This is my favorite work out for someone with not a lot of time. 20 minutes is that amount of time I go on my ski machine and it doesn’t take up a lot of my day, but I still get a great work out.

Fitness Tips Part 3

If you have been out of fitness for awhile, getting back into the fitness routine is a slow process. Our bodies are not used to the work out you are going to start doing. That is why we start out slow and gradually increase your work outs as you begin to get your body use to the routine. For everybody that is different. Like I said before, our bodies are all different and everybody responds different. Get a feel of how your first couple work outs go and gradually add more from there. In no time you will be surprised how fast your body responds to adding a few more minutes to your work out. I found out that I feel a lot better and have more energy when I work out.

Fitness Tips Part 4

People don't think pets and fitness go together. But have you looked around your neighborhood lately? I bet almost on every block on a given time, someone is walking a pet. I have talked to a lot of people and they tell me that if it wasn't for their pets, they wouldn't get any exercise at all. I have a dog named Gunner that went with me whenever I went jogging. There were days I didn't really want to go but if it wasn't for Gunner I wouldn't of. But if Gunner did not get his exercise, he would be full of all kinds of energy and would not sit still in the house. By taking him out for a walk or run would settle him down and give me the exercise I needed for the day. So if you need another reason to exercise take your pet for a walk or run.



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