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Return to IndexStep 1: WelcomeStep 2: The Benefits Of ExerciseStep 3: Before You BeginStep 4: How Much Exercise is Enough?Step 5: Types Of ExerciseStep 6: Why Use Weights?Step 7: Warm Up, Cool Down, And StretchStep 8: Stay SafeStep 9: Just Getting Out the DoorStep 10: Overcoming RoadblocksKey PointsMedTestGlossary *Close Menu* Return to IndexStep 1: WelcomeStep 2: The Benefits Of ExerciseStep 3: Before You BeginStep 4: How Much Exercise is Enough?Step 5: Types Of ExerciseStep 6: Why Use Weights?Step 7: Warm Up, Cool Down, And StretchStep 8: Stay SafeStep 9: Just Getting Out the DoorStep 10: Overcoming RoadblocksKey PointsMedTestGlossary *Close Menu*
The list below is just a sampling of the many options for exercising. Scan it for ideas about what you might like to try. This list is just a starting point, especially regarding exercise machines and accessories. There are many more than what is listed here. It's likely that there are at least a couple of exercises that you would find interesting and which meet your needs. Ask friends and family for suggestions on what exercises they like best. Aerobic exercises -- outdoors
Aerobic exercises -- indoors
Flexibility training
Exercise for strengthening and toning muscles
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