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Free Aerobic Activities

Everyday Activities

Many of the things that we do everyday count as some form of aerobic activity. Cleaning the house like vacuuming, dusting, and mopping can be a great way to get moving and burn calories. Gardening also involves a lot of physical activity such as digging, planting, and pulling weeds, which can be a great workout for the whole body.

Here are some examples of everyday activities that make you move.

Free mild to moderate aerobic activities:
Walking
Yard work
Playing with kids
Walking up stairs
Housework
Putting away groceries
Washing a car

Higher intensity aerobic activities usually require a little more intention. These are all examples that do not require any investment in equipment or gym time. It is important to find the activity that you enjoy and that fits your fitness level. The key is to find an aerobic activity that you can stick to and make a habit of it.

Free higher intensity aerobic activities:
Brisk walking
Jogging
Dancing
Jumping Jacks
Running up stairs
Jumping Rope
Hiking
Running in place
Playing sports

It is important to note that aerobic activities are especially important for cardiovascular health and should be a part of a regular exercise routine.

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