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6 Simple Ways To Be Active This Summer And Not Feel Burdened

We need to be active in order for our bodies to stay healthy. Summer is the best time to squeeze in some physical activity. Here are some easy ways to do so that are not high intensity!

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Instead of staying sedentary, staying active should be a goal for everyone as it helps keep us fit!


Swimming

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This one is quite obvious, as swimming is a popular pastime when it is hot outside. Whether you are at the beach or a pool, swimming is an excellent form of cardio and is very enjoyable with friends.

Biking

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If there is a local green way trail near you, you should definitely try riding your bike there! It helps build leg muscle and is another great form of cardio to get your heart pumping! Summer is also the perfect time for this activity. It's perfect weather to go out and bike for a bit!

Running/Jogging

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Waking up early in the morning and going for a morning jog is one of the best ways, in my opinion, to wake yourself up. It's also a great form of fat-burning exercise.

Yoga

Yoga is an extremely calming form of physical activity that involves stretching and meditating. This can help improve your flexibility. Another form of it, hot yoga, burn many calories, too!

Pilates

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Pilates is amazing for strengthening your core, getting your heart up, and improving flexibility. If you're getting bored with traditional workout, Pilates is a great thing to try out!

Hiking

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If you enjoy the thrill of scenic views, try hiking. Hiking can be laborious at times, but is always worth the extra effort when you reach the final destination/the view!

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