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aerobic exercise
(redirected from Aerobic workout)

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Noun1.aerobic exercise - exercise that increases the need for oxygenaerobic exercise - exercise that increases the need for oxygen
aerobics
cardiopulmonary exercise - exercise intended to strengthen the circulatory system
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Aerobic workouts are an effective way to control your weight, exercise your heart, strengthen your muscles and just make you feel healthier.
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Or, if you find yourself getting into intense workouts, try alternating your aerobic workout days with your weight training days, thereby devoting a full 45-60 minutes solely to one or the other each time you work out.
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