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]]>In addition to testing your balance, standup paddle boarding (supping) is also a fun way to explore the sea and perhaps visit new sites that were inaccessible from land. As you venture out into the waters, you’ll condition your arms, shoulders, and core muscles while breathing in the salty air.
Whether you’re at the beach with your friends or your kids, playing frisbee can be a fun, low-intensity workout. Not only will the frisbee activate your forearm muscles and wrists, but you’ll also get a cardiovascular workout due to running to catch the frisbee during each throw.
This ancient exercise technique not only improves your physical fitness but helps you to meditate and destress as well. In addition to providing a wholesome yet relaxing workout, yoga can also be a highly social activity, with companies such as Beach Yoga SoCal providing you with the opportunity to join group sessions where you can meet other like-minded people.
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]]>If you live near a forest—or in fact, even if you have a good, sturdy tree near you with branches low to the ground, you can experience the benefits of tree climbing! Some experts say tree-climbing is a full-body workout and it can build muscle much like rock climbing. Additionally, you can use a sturdy, low-handing branch as a pullup bar if you don’t have one in your home.
If you live near a beach, or in fact any sandy area, you can up your running game by running along the sand. The lighter resistance that sand provides means you have to push harder to go just as far, making it a stellar way to train and build muscle and endurance.
Mountains provide a wealth of activities that are awesome for your body. You can get into hiking, rock climbing, mountain climbing, and more! If you live near a mountain, find out what kind of hiking trails are available first and foremost—then you may feel like learning more, such as if there are any opportunities to climb, rappel, or camp.
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]]>The post Why Running on the Beach is a Great Idea appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>There’s something to be said about enjoying your exercise. Not many people enjoy running, but perhaps if they could run somewhere as relaxing as the beach, maybe it wouldn’t be so bad. What’s not love to about feel the wind rustle through your hair, hearing the seagulls cry, smelling the salty ocean? That’s bound to make you want to you return day in and day out.
When you have a set place that you love to go, it’s easier to make a routine out of it. So if you happen to live anywhere close to the beach, why not take advantage of this fact? Jog there every morning and you’ll find that it can truly enrich your life.
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]]>The post Sports to Do By the Ocean appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Supposedly, part of navy seal training includes doing full workouts right in the shallow waves of the ocean, to add an element of urgency, breath control, and resistance to their workouts. You can also try this out yourself to get those same benefits–just be sure to listen to your body and to stop if it gets too intense.
Running in the sand is a great way to add an extra challenge to your running routine. Running on the wet sand provides a beautiful view and cooling ocean spray. On the other hand, running further up the beach will be a much more intense, muscle-building exercise because there’s far less resistance from the ground so you’ll have to work harder to move forward.
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]]>The post Fun Activities to Do at the Beach appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Frisbee is a great beach activity. It involves running, throwing, and hand-eye coordination—so it’s secretly great for some physical activity too. Throwing the frisbee around in shallow water adds an element of resistance to your running and may require some swimming as well. Even playing out on the beach is a lovely way to enjoy the ocean breeze, sun, and sand.
Many beaches have volleyball. If you bring some friends and a volleyball, you’ll be able to have a great time out on the beach which also will get you winded and give you some cardio and arm strengthening. Don’t forget the sunscreen?
A classic beach activity involves standing right in the lapping waves and hitting a ping pong ball back and forth with paddles. Again, this is a great way to work on hand-eye coordination and your leg muscles through moving over sand and water.
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]]>Studies have continued to show that spending time in natural environments is good for our physical and mental health. It increases happy hormones, reduces stress, and helps us feel more grounded.
Swimming is a great way to work out muscles all over the body. It requires the core abdominal and pectoral muscles just as much as the arms and legs.
Sunshine is a crucial source of Vitamin D, which is essential for healthy bones, skin, and eyes. There are very few alternative sources of Vitamin D, so spending time at the beach on a sunny day is a great way to combine health with fun.
The cold water of the sea is actually great for your physical and mental health. It reboots your body’s systems, improves blood circulation, helps the muscles get what they need, and improves the immune system.
The sounds of the sea as the waves crash onto the beach have been shown to have a calming influence. The soothing rhythms of the waves help your body and mind to be in sync with one another.
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]]>The post Amazing Fall Activities to Keep You Outside Longer appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>We’re sure you have some amazing nature within driving distance, so pack your family in the car and go on an adventure. Make sure to pack some food and drinks so you can hike and explore the surroundings all day long.
It’s easier to run when it’s cold, so now that the summer is gone you can finally start practicing for a race or simply run for fun. If you want to combine getting fit with you doing something good, you can sign up for a charity race and use it as motivation to go running every day.
Most people don’t go to the beach once the summer is over, which means you will have it for yourself. Early fall days can’t even be warm and allow swimming, but even if you don’t get to swim, you can still have a great time.
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]]>Frozen grapes will stay cold for a long time and when they defrost, they taste amazing. They won’t be warm or mushy because you froze them ahead of time.
Trail mix made with nuts, seeds, and dried fruit will keep you satisfied from all the protein, carbs, and fats. Avoid adding chocolate because it will melt and make the mix super messy.
Air-pop your own popcorn and add your favorite spices for a nice, salty beach treat. Add some nuts for some extra crunch.
Apples and oranges won’t get mushy like other fruits while at the bottom of your bag. They’re also a great way to stay hydrated on a hot day at the beach.
For a great carb and protein mix, bring some hummus and whole-grain crackers. Try and keep the hummus away from the sand, as the last thing you want is some sandy hummus.
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]]>Workouts are always more exciting when you have a friend sweating along with you. For this workout, you and a friend will alternate moves with one person running in the water and once it’s deep enough to swim, swimming 20 strokes in and 20 strokes back and running out of the water. While they’re doing this, the other person does bodyweight exercises like burpees, planks with shoulder taps, or air squats. Then you’ll switch off. Sounds fun, right?
If you’re looking to burn a lot of calories and to improve your speed, agility, and hand-eye coordination, play beach volleyball. You’ll have so much fun diving for the ball and you’re muscles will ache afterwards. It’s a great way to meet new people while getting exercise in.
Running on the sand with bare feet is much harder than it looks. Your shoes provide cushion, so the muscles that aren’t usually used while running will be activated during a beach run. Make sure you don’t push yourself to hard, as you probably won’t be able to run as long on the beach as you run on the treadmill or outside.
If you’ve kayaked before you know just how much of a total body workout it is. Not only will your arms be sore, but your upper body and core will be doing a lot of work. It’s a great way to get some cardio in.
Bodyweight exercises such as squats, lateral lunges, skaters, and jumping jacks can be done in the ocean. Make sure the water comes up to your waist so you get the resistance of the water.
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]]>The post 4 Tips For Running On The Beach appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>It will be easier to run and you won’t sink into tightly packed sand.
Start with around 20 minutes and don’t push yourself too hard. It takes time to get used to running on the beach.
If you want, you can run barefoot. That way, you won’t have to deal with wet socks if water accidentally gets into your shoes.
Don’t forget to protect your skin during your runs. Always apply sunscreen before going for a run.
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]]>The post These Fun Beach Activities Will Exercise Your Body Without You Realizing appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>In addition to testing your balance, standup paddle boarding (supping) is also a fun way to explore the sea and perhaps visit new sites that were inaccessible from land. As you venture out into the waters, you’ll condition your arms, shoulders, and core muscles while breathing in the salty air.
Whether you’re at the beach with your friends or your kids, playing frisbee can be a fun, low-intensity workout. Not only will the frisbee activate your forearm muscles and wrists, but you’ll also get a cardiovascular workout due to running to catch the frisbee during each throw.
This ancient exercise technique not only improves your physical fitness but helps you to meditate and destress as well. In addition to providing a wholesome yet relaxing workout, yoga can also be a highly social activity, with companies such as Beach Yoga SoCal providing you with the opportunity to join group sessions where you can meet other like-minded people.
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]]>The post How to Use Your Natural Surroundings For a Fitness Routine appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>If you live near a forest—or in fact, even if you have a good, sturdy tree near you with branches low to the ground, you can experience the benefits of tree climbing! Some experts say tree-climbing is a full-body workout and it can build muscle much like rock climbing. Additionally, you can use a sturdy, low-handing branch as a pullup bar if you don’t have one in your home.
If you live near a beach, or in fact any sandy area, you can up your running game by running along the sand. The lighter resistance that sand provides means you have to push harder to go just as far, making it a stellar way to train and build muscle and endurance.
Mountains provide a wealth of activities that are awesome for your body. You can get into hiking, rock climbing, mountain climbing, and more! If you live near a mountain, find out what kind of hiking trails are available first and foremost—then you may feel like learning more, such as if there are any opportunities to climb, rappel, or camp.
The post How to Use Your Natural Surroundings For a Fitness Routine appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>The post Why Running on the Beach is a Great Idea appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>There’s something to be said about enjoying your exercise. Not many people enjoy running, but perhaps if they could run somewhere as relaxing as the beach, maybe it wouldn’t be so bad. What’s not love to about feel the wind rustle through your hair, hearing the seagulls cry, smelling the salty ocean? That’s bound to make you want to you return day in and day out.
When you have a set place that you love to go, it’s easier to make a routine out of it. So if you happen to live anywhere close to the beach, why not take advantage of this fact? Jog there every morning and you’ll find that it can truly enrich your life.
The post Why Running on the Beach is a Great Idea appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>The post Sports to Do By the Ocean appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Supposedly, part of navy seal training includes doing full workouts right in the shallow waves of the ocean, to add an element of urgency, breath control, and resistance to their workouts. You can also try this out yourself to get those same benefits–just be sure to listen to your body and to stop if it gets too intense.
Running in the sand is a great way to add an extra challenge to your running routine. Running on the wet sand provides a beautiful view and cooling ocean spray. On the other hand, running further up the beach will be a much more intense, muscle-building exercise because there’s far less resistance from the ground so you’ll have to work harder to move forward.
The post Sports to Do By the Ocean appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>The post Fun Activities to Do at the Beach appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Frisbee is a great beach activity. It involves running, throwing, and hand-eye coordination—so it’s secretly great for some physical activity too. Throwing the frisbee around in shallow water adds an element of resistance to your running and may require some swimming as well. Even playing out on the beach is a lovely way to enjoy the ocean breeze, sun, and sand.
Many beaches have volleyball. If you bring some friends and a volleyball, you’ll be able to have a great time out on the beach which also will get you winded and give you some cardio and arm strengthening. Don’t forget the sunscreen?
A classic beach activity involves standing right in the lapping waves and hitting a ping pong ball back and forth with paddles. Again, this is a great way to work on hand-eye coordination and your leg muscles through moving over sand and water.
The post Fun Activities to Do at the Beach appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>The post 5 Health Benefits of Spending the Day at the Beach appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Studies have continued to show that spending time in natural environments is good for our physical and mental health. It increases happy hormones, reduces stress, and helps us feel more grounded.
Swimming is a great way to work out muscles all over the body. It requires the core abdominal and pectoral muscles just as much as the arms and legs.
Sunshine is a crucial source of Vitamin D, which is essential for healthy bones, skin, and eyes. There are very few alternative sources of Vitamin D, so spending time at the beach on a sunny day is a great way to combine health with fun.
The cold water of the sea is actually great for your physical and mental health. It reboots your body’s systems, improves blood circulation, helps the muscles get what they need, and improves the immune system.
The sounds of the sea as the waves crash onto the beach have been shown to have a calming influence. The soothing rhythms of the waves help your body and mind to be in sync with one another.
The post 5 Health Benefits of Spending the Day at the Beach appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>The post Amazing Fall Activities to Keep You Outside Longer appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>We’re sure you have some amazing nature within driving distance, so pack your family in the car and go on an adventure. Make sure to pack some food and drinks so you can hike and explore the surroundings all day long.
It’s easier to run when it’s cold, so now that the summer is gone you can finally start practicing for a race or simply run for fun. If you want to combine getting fit with you doing something good, you can sign up for a charity race and use it as motivation to go running every day.
Most people don’t go to the beach once the summer is over, which means you will have it for yourself. Early fall days can’t even be warm and allow swimming, but even if you don’t get to swim, you can still have a great time.
The post Amazing Fall Activities to Keep You Outside Longer appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>The post The Best Snacks to Bring to the Beach appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Frozen grapes will stay cold for a long time and when they defrost, they taste amazing. They won’t be warm or mushy because you froze them ahead of time.
Trail mix made with nuts, seeds, and dried fruit will keep you satisfied from all the protein, carbs, and fats. Avoid adding chocolate because it will melt and make the mix super messy.
Air-pop your own popcorn and add your favorite spices for a nice, salty beach treat. Add some nuts for some extra crunch.
Apples and oranges won’t get mushy like other fruits while at the bottom of your bag. They’re also a great way to stay hydrated on a hot day at the beach.
For a great carb and protein mix, bring some hummus and whole-grain crackers. Try and keep the hummus away from the sand, as the last thing you want is some sandy hummus.
The post The Best Snacks to Bring to the Beach appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>The post 5 Fun Ways to Stay Active on the Beach appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Workouts are always more exciting when you have a friend sweating along with you. For this workout, you and a friend will alternate moves with one person running in the water and once it’s deep enough to swim, swimming 20 strokes in and 20 strokes back and running out of the water. While they’re doing this, the other person does bodyweight exercises like burpees, planks with shoulder taps, or air squats. Then you’ll switch off. Sounds fun, right?
If you’re looking to burn a lot of calories and to improve your speed, agility, and hand-eye coordination, play beach volleyball. You’ll have so much fun diving for the ball and you’re muscles will ache afterwards. It’s a great way to meet new people while getting exercise in.
Running on the sand with bare feet is much harder than it looks. Your shoes provide cushion, so the muscles that aren’t usually used while running will be activated during a beach run. Make sure you don’t push yourself to hard, as you probably won’t be able to run as long on the beach as you run on the treadmill or outside.
If you’ve kayaked before you know just how much of a total body workout it is. Not only will your arms be sore, but your upper body and core will be doing a lot of work. It’s a great way to get some cardio in.
Bodyweight exercises such as squats, lateral lunges, skaters, and jumping jacks can be done in the ocean. Make sure the water comes up to your waist so you get the resistance of the water.
The post 5 Fun Ways to Stay Active on the Beach appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>The post 4 Tips For Running On The Beach appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>It will be easier to run and you won’t sink into tightly packed sand.
Start with around 20 minutes and don’t push yourself too hard. It takes time to get used to running on the beach.
If you want, you can run barefoot. That way, you won’t have to deal with wet socks if water accidentally gets into your shoes.
Don’t forget to protect your skin during your runs. Always apply sunscreen before going for a run.
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