Some people will warm up in a long sleeve shirt or sweatshirt and take it off once they start getting sweaty. He recommends drinking a little bit more the night before and morning of class.
Then one to two more minutes before class. Boot camp workouts are high intensity by design, which can make the whole what-to-eat-beforehand question a little tricky: On the one hand, you want to be properly fueled. This is totally individualized. Until you know how your body will feel, follow the standard advice to eat something before class. Complex carbs will provide that energy, while protein will help keep you sated through class.
If class starts at A. Listen to your body. Trust us, everyone is checking out their own form, not yours. Watching the other fit bodies in the room take on those heavy dumbbells or sprint at a It does not mean that you are expected to do that on your first class. Don't let the speeds certain clients are running at or the weights they are lifting on the floor effect you.
For most healthy adults, the Department of Health and Human Services recommends these exercise guidelines:. To find a fitness boot camp, check local fitness centers and gyms. As you consider your options, ask yourself these questions:. Boot camp may not be for everyone. But if you're looking for a high-energy workout that offers variety and camaraderie, boot camp may be just what you need. Mayo Clinic does not endorse companies or products. Advertising revenue supports our not-for-profit mission.
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Check out the instructor. As with any exercise class or fitness program, you want to make sure you're working with an accredited professional. Ask about their certification status and check with the organization that certified them to ensure they are in good standing.
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