What is aerobics?

Aerobics originated in the late 1970s. The original English name is "aerobics", which means "aerobic exercise" and "fitness aerobics".

The English word "aerobics" means "aerobic" or "aerobic participation". In fact, aerobic exercise is not only powered by oxygen, but also requires the participation of major muscle groups in the whole body. The exercise lasts for a long time and has rhythm. Aerobic exercise can exercise the heart and lungs, so that the cardiovascular system can deliver oxygen to every part of the body more effectively and quickly.

Through regular aerobic exercise, people's heart will be healthier, the stroke output will be greater, and oxygen supply to all parts of the body does not need a lot of pulses. A person with good aerobic exercise quality will recover quickly if he or she participates in high-intensity aerobic exercise for a long time.

Aerobic exercise (aerobics) is characterized by "aerobic exercise", that is, with the accompaniment of music, you can exercise your whole body. It must also be continuous exercise for at least 12 minutes. However, broadcast exercises and interval exercises are not aerobic exercises, but only aerobic exercises. The exercise effect of radio exercise and intermittent exercise is far less than that of aerobic exercise.

In the early 1980s, jane fonda, an American fitness and film star, edited and published "jane fonda Health Art" at 198 1, which caused a sensation all over the world and played a positive role in the development of aerobics in the world. Aerobics was introduced to China in the early 1980s.