Swimming for Fitness (Part 1)
If you can swim, are you making the most of this great way to lose or manage weight to help you reverse the symptoms of PCOS ?
And if you can’t swim, why not sign up for inexpensive lessons at your local recreation center? That will give you access to one of the most effective methods of exercise for keeping fit. It’s also just about the safest because it’s such a low-impact form of activity.
To get the greatest benefit out of swimming, it’s best to improve your actual technique, including learning to kick, breathe and stroke properly. Over the next weeks we will show you to make swimming an integral and enjoyable of a healthy regime.
Start off by finding a pool that’s at least 20-25 yards long, so you can get a rhythm going. Public recreation centers usually have one that’s at least this length or longer.
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If you have PCOS concerns, our web site can show you how to contact our Consulting & Advisory Teams for a free health consultation.
I’m the pool operator at the local YMCA and also periodically help with swimming classes. I have found swimming not only to be enjoyable, but a great way for families to interact with each other. What kid doesn’t love to swim?