Active Recovery

Going full-speed ahead with your workouts every single day and never taking time to rest can backfire. Your body needs time to rest in between hard exercise sessions so that it can repair itself properly—and come back stronger. Planning an “active recovery” workout on rest days is a great way to give your body a break without being totally sedentary. We recommend swimming, yoga, hiking, steady-state cardio, and more!

Wondering what to do on your rest day? Check out our latest blog post for our favorite active recovery exercises. Read now to learn more!

Whether it is yoga or just stretching, active recovery days are great when you workout all week long. It can warm up your muscles for the upcoming week...

After your workout, your body repairs muscle fibers, which leads to better performance with proper recovery. Here are 5 tips for better recovery: - Eat the right food - Try active recovery like yoga and walking - Get enough sleep (7-9 hours) - Stay hydrated (9-12+ cups a day) - Stretch and foam roll after each workout More info: https://www.gymaholic.co/a/recovery #fitness #motivation #recovery #gymaholic #workout

Bored with laying around on your recovery days? 😴 Here are 6 ways you can help your body recover and still have some fun! SAVE this post for the next time you are looking to add some activity to your daily routine 💾

Active Rest is an isometric exercises workout that will help your joints get stronger.

Here’s why active recovery is the rest-day activity you didn’t know you needed.

These recovery day workout ideas will help your body rest and repair while still being active, improving your energy, performance, and stamina over time.

Day 4: Active Recovery Essential Flow. Go from beginner to advanced in just 8 weeks and reach peak performance with the help of our Beginner Program! Phase one focuses on strengthening your muscles, tendons, and ligaments, and boosting your flexibility and Phase two focuses on improving your cardiovascular endurance, stamina, and muscle power.