As we’ve covered before on the site, fitness is a journey and a multi-faceted one at that. If you want to improve your health, it’s important to consider all the elements of fitness – “strength, stamina and suppleness” (as Kate Kraschnefski, Head of Compliance & Training at the Australian Institute of Fitness has shared with us) – but knowing what the best exercises are for each can be tough.
So to simplify the process somewhat, we pulled together a list of the best exercises you can use to build your fitness in each of these areas, for every part of your body. Take a look through the below for your guide to the most effective exercises for overall health and wellbeing, as suggested by the AIF.
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By introducing exercises focused on improving your back, arm, shoulder, abdominal and leg strength, along with cardio fitness and flexibility, you’re setting yourself up for a pretty well-rounded workout structure that will help boost your health in a myriad of ways. Happy training!