In the sense of compassion, the exercise did not affect my emotional stage, because after knowing that it would benefit my health, but since I schedule an unrealistic goal due to the short time frame the exercise seemed nearly impossible at the rate of process. In the aspect of physical wellness, it highly improved because now I exercise daily as well as avoid harmful nutrition’s that affect my health. These exercise techniques aid in preventing future injuries at any given time. For example, I will be less prone to having weak bones that cause most of the injuries to our current baby boomers. Next, in psychological wellness it boosted my self-esteem my providing me with mental strength to love my self and maintain a healthy lifestyle by avoiding junk food and somewhat eliminating it from my daily consumption. As well as, helping me to share my feelings with certain loved one’s which encouraged me to be more optimistic about how I seen problems in life, trusting my self-control raised a thought that if I can control my diet I can also control any other choice in my lifestyle. In contrast, in the aspect of having an effect in my financial wellness, the exercise was affordable but …show more content…
Also, around 3,500 calories must be burned in order to lose one pound of fat. Specialists suggest that a human should start with weights that are easy to handle before trying to move straight into heavier weights and exercises that overwhelm the human body and by simply breathing throughout every single exercise, (Heart advisor, 2013). The next, research proves that senior citizens that had long life regular exercise had hearts as healthy as someone half their age. They also, founded that adults over the age of 65 who had at least 25 years of exercising had large strong hearts compared to someone who is 34 years old who does not exercise their heart begins to shrink. For example, Dr. Blackburn discovered that men loose muscle at the age of 20-25 and women at the age of 18-20 (Heart advisor, 2011). Child obesity has grown since 1980 to 2008 by twenty percent, the study was conducted in different schools and grade level that included classrooms to be examined and by race in which it founded out that minorities were more at risk of health issues compared to white students, because the minorities are in demographics that provide the easy reach of unhealthy foods and beverages in comparison to white