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Get Out - Stay Fit - 6 Summer Sports To Enjoy

August 5, 2010 11:00 AM

Playing sports is not all about winning. It’s about having a grand time and staying/getting fit. What better time of year than the summer to play sports, work those muscles, and break into a sweat? The heat gives you no justification for not exercising, as long as you make sure to stay well hydrated.

The following is a list of the top seven summer sports that are worth whatever time and energy you’ve got.

 

  1. Tennis. You’ll be amazed at how great a sport tennis is. It’s much more fun than you can ever imagine, not to mention that it is a superb full-body workout.
  2. For an overall body workout, swimming is great. On a hot summer day, where else would you rather be than in a pool?  Big fun, big exercise!
  3. Summer and biking go hand-in-hand. Biking with friends or family will give you a good time, while biking on your own can give you some time to think. Either way, you’ll be working your abs and legs, burning those extra calories, with the added bonus of enjoying the beautiful outdoors.
  4. Want to volley? Not only will you have a great time playing volleyball (on the beach), but it is also a really great workout for your arms and legs.
  5. Basketball can be played both indoors and outdoors which is what makes it an all-year sport. However, there is still nothing like playing basketball out in the open on a nice summer day.
  6. Run, run, and run. Nothing compares to running, jogging, or even walking in the early morning in the fresh air. Can’t get out early morning? No problem. Late in the evening, when the weather cools down somewhat and the sun is no longer beating down, will work just as well. Excellent way for a (practically) full-body workout.

 

No time for procrastinators. Get those sneakers on, tighten your laces and get moving. Summer will be over before you know it.

 

Posted by Dana Williams at 11:00 AM

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Tags: exercise

 
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