What are the benefits of swimming?

1. What are the benefits of swimming to improve muscle quality?

With the increase of age, human muscle tissue will gradually lose. Studies show that the older you are, the faster you lose muscle tissue. The loss of muscle tissue, on the one hand, leads to the decline of muscle strength, on the other hand, leads to the decline of body metabolic rate, slowing down energy consumption and increasing the proportion of fat. Swimming is a full-body exercise. Compared with other sports, it can mobilize more muscles to participate in metabolism and energy supply. Although swimming can’t build thick and strong muscles, it can improve muscle strength and coordination, especially trunk, shoulder straps and upper limb muscles. Swimming in water needs to overcome great resistance. Long-term swimming exercise can improve muscle strength, speed, endurance and joint flexibility. Swimming can achieve the same effect as resistance training in slowing down muscle tissue loss.

2. What are the benefits of swimming to keep joints healthy?

When arthritis patients swim in water, the water will produce a kind of mechanical stress on human joints, which plays a good massage role and relaxes the stiff joints. When swimming, each joint does not have to exert continuous force as usual, and the impact force on the joints during exercise is much smaller than that on land, so all joints can relax and rest, which is helpful to the regression of inflammation and functional rehabilitation.

3. What are the benefits of swimming to improve endocrine disorders?

Women in modern cities are under great pressure, and problems such as work and family often have adverse effects on women’s endocrine. Swimming can improve endocrine disorders, reduce anxiety, make people feel more peaceful, and make their skin smoother and more beautiful, all of which make women more attractive in sexual life.

4. What are the benefits of swimming to enhance cardiopulmonary function?

Girls who have been swimming for a long time have better cardiopulmonary function for the average person. This is because the heart blood reflux speed is greatly improved due to the massage effect of the water flow on the horizontal human body, and the whole body exercise strengthens the blood transfusion to the heart and brain, which is beneficial to the prevention and treatment of cardiovascular diseases. In addition, when swimming, the burden of respiratory muscles is greatly increased, and the water pressure of 12-15 kg presses the whole brain cavity, which is helpful to increase the vital capacity.

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