![]() The University of Arizona study (see reason 4, above) also showed resting blood pressure (RBP) levels were impacted by strength training. Strength training participants shifted from the high-normal RBP category to normal RBP levels. Regular exercise, including strength training, strengthens the heart, allowing it to pump more blood with less effort. The less your heart has to work, the less force (or pressure) is exerted on your arteries. 9. Strength training helps you age more gracefully. As you age, muscle mass decreases (if you're not working to preserve it), which can cause skin to sag in not-so-pretty ways. By strength training, you can fight age-related muscle loss and maintain a more youthful physique. 10. Strength training improves your quality of life. Building muscle allows you to get more out of life. Everyday activities, such as lifting children, carrying groceries, and working in the yard are much easier when you're not struggling with the effort. Being in shape also makes you more confident, helps you stand taller and makes you feel great about yourself. And what's better than that? |
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