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By Kamryn Mattson


When the old exercise routine is leaving you bored and discouraged, it is definitely time to add something new. By this, we don't mean just increasing the incline on the treadmill. Get out of the house and try something new and exciting. Consider the following ideas for inspiration.

If you don't think dancing is good exercise, watch a half hour of that TV show where stars learn how to dance. All of them lose weight and fairly quickly, because dancing is hard work. On the other hand, it is also really fun and there are tons of options. You can tackle ballroom dance or perhaps even the mysterious mix of martial arts and dance that is Capoeira.

Water sports can be a lot of fun and there are some quirky options available to those who live near a large body of water. If your only vision of surfing is scruffy teen-agers and Beach Boys' songs, take a second look. Surfing is for the young and old, man or woman, and you don't have to be in perfect condition to have fun and get exercise. If you prefer a larger barrier between yourself and sharp-toothed aquatic life, consider kayaking, rowing or buying a paddle board. Many seaside towns offer rowing classes and amateur rowing clubs so not only will you exercise, but you might make some friends in the process.

Life is short, so embrace your inner child and go back to those days when you felt like there was nothing you could not do. Keeping this in mind, consider fun exercise ideas like taking acrobatics or trapeze classes. There are many people who begin taking these classes in their forties, so it is really never too late. Other ideas include taking up rock climbing, fencing or even horseback riding.

If muscle pains and aches make it difficult for you to exercise, consider using a kinetic performance system. These systems offer much more freedom of movement than tape or braces and feature a design that covers the sore area and reaches out to gain extra strength from nearby muscle groups.

RapidForce-KPS has created several different kinds of systems, and all of them are simple to apply. The systems will stay in place, even during vigorous exercise, using a medical-grade, hypoallergenic adhesive. There are systems for the upper and lower back, the inner or outer elbows, the knee and the shoulder.




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