Your Questions About Exercise Bike Cycle

Helen asks…
Can i use my cycle bike? 33 weeks pregnant?
I’m 33 weeks pregnant and just wondered if it was alright for me to use my indoor cycle bike? I’ve put on quite a bit of weight in my legs and want to do start loosing some of that leg weight now as well as getting a bit fitter, obviously i won’t be dieting or anything, i just eat healthily and want to do some exercises, i can’t get to the pool often so i can’t go swimming and i can’t walk around for long periods of time as i’ve got a bad back due to pregnancy, so the only thing i can see that’s good is using my indoor cycle bike (the ones that you get in the gym). I also won’t be overdoing it, just 10mins a day or so.
What you think? Also, after the birth, do i have to wait until i’ve stopped bleeding before i can exercise properly? e.g. gym type exercises?

admin answers:
My obgyn said its fine to use an indoor cycle bike, just stay hydrated and drink alot of water.
And after birth Id wait til your 6 week postpartum check up and ask your doctor,
Good luck!

Nancy asks…
If I ride my bike as a cardio exercise, will I loose fat with hula hooping?
I know cycling does burn some calories, but will hula hooping help out with toning my body? I know I have to eat right, drink water, ect.
If not, any advice?

admin answers:
Any cardio will burn fat. Hula hoop works the back, legs, and ab muscles but is also great cardio. In a study sponsored by the American Council on Exercise (ACE), participants burned about 210 calories in half an hour. However, they were using a weighted hoop instead of the regular ones. I’m not sure exactly how much of difference that makes.

Daniel asks…
What non-biking exercises can I do to build muscles to help me cycle uphill?
I just returned to mountain biking after a long hiatus and went on a moderate to difficult trail. I was surprised that I did pretty well, but there were a few times I had to get off the bike to walk it uphill – which is hugely embarassing and sucks the confidence right out of me.
In addition to continuing to ride, are there any exercises I can throw in while at home or the office to give strength to the muscles I need to get me up a hill on two wheels?
Thanks!

admin answers:
Deep lunges, deep squats, plies, weight work (presses, leg curls), stair stepper, inclined tread mill. All of these will help to build your thigh, glute, calf & hamstring muscles.
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