Strength programme 1
Video Transcript
Okay. We’re about to get started on our first strength program. Now strength programs are really important: not only do they make your body stronger, but they make your day-to-day life much easier.
If you’re working outside or on a hard surface, make sure you put down a couple of mats. Now you can grab a mat from any sporting store, or mats just like these from any camping or department store.
Strength training can help to get your body stronger, making your day to day life much easier.
To get started just follow these steps:
Step 1: Start off with a warm-up exercise routine.
Step 2: It’s time to do the 2 minute stretch routine.
Step 3: Jump in - it's time to do the exercise programme. Choose one of the four programmes.
Step 4: Now begin the cool-down routine.
Step 5: Time to finish with the stretch routine.
Step 6: Congratulations you just found your 30 minutes of activity today.
Disclaimer
All material and information contained in “Fitness” are for information and educational purposes only.
The Queensland Government expressly disclaims all liability (including but not limited to liability for negligence) for any loss, damage or other consequence which may arise when attempting the exercises.
Any exercise holds an element of risk if undertaken without supervision. These exercises are recommendations only and any application of the techniques, ideas, and suggestions in ‘Fitness’ are performed at your own risk.
Always consult your doctor or health care professional before beginning an exercise program or performing any new exercise or exercise technique to avoid the potential harm of doing exercises that are inappropriate for you.
If you have any medical conditions that may limit your ability to be physically active please check with your doctor or health care professional before exercising – particularly if you are pregnant, nursing, elderly, or if you have any chronic or recurring conditions including heart conditions.
If you experience any pain or difficulty attempting these exercises, please stop and immediately consult with a health care professional. Similarly, if you are unsure of any of the exercises, please consult with a physical activity professional before attempting the activity.
These exercises are not designed for children.
Last updated: 11 March, 2011