Monday, November 9, 2015

The genetic exercise profile

Not every sport is equally beneficial for everyone. It would be wrong to assert that one particular sport is healthy for all. On the contrary, because of genetic profile, certain forms of exercise may even be counterproductive.
For example, if the genetic health profile shows up a susceptibility to osteoporosis, any sport that goes too easy on the joints makes no sense at all, as it would do nothing to arrest loss of bone density.

jogging
walking
trampolining

are the appropriate choices. Or, something that I have recommended to many of my clients: Vibration Training. It is possible to increase bone density, as scientific research has recently proven.