No, it is not a good warm up, as all your blood vessels dilate near the surface of your skin too cool your self down, so doesn't actually increase blood flow to the muscles, however it has been shown to help recovery 1-2 hours after a work out
You can avoid injuries in weight lifting by doing a warm up session before you begin lifting weights and ensuring that you use the weights appropriately.
Yes, as long as you keep yourself hydrated. If you feel uncomfortable, nausea or feel like blacking out, get out of sauna and drink water and eat something.
Ha! Cool question. Short answer: Freezer. Although neither is very good a burning fat, the freezer would burn more then sauna due mainly to your body working to keep you warm, shaking/shivering uses more muscle then sweating in a sauna. fyi- sweating isn't a always a good indicator of fat loss.
The Greeks got ready by practicing there races or event and by lifting weights to warm them up. Also they sometimes ate bread or olives to get them in the mood of racing or taking part in their event.
A good weight lifting routine has several aspects. Start with a warm up excerise, then do 5 minutes running using treadmill, some other light cardio exercise, do five sets of increasing weight decreasing reps of the core lift you planned for that day to warm-up that muscle group.
convergent lifting :low pressure area convectional lifting : local surface heating orgraphic lifting : physical barrier frontal lifting(cold and warm fronts) : contrasting air masses
it affects the climate because the lifting makes the air cooler rather than warm
Resistance training is the best way to build power. Just make sure you don't just train any muscle, but train those muscles that you need in softball. That includes muscles in your arms, shoulders, legs, wrists, as well as your core muscles.
no, you should stretch instead
The word sauna is an ancient Finnish word referring to the traditional Finnish bath as well as to the bathhouse itself. It is a small room or house designed as a place to dry and wet heat sessions. Saunas can be divided into two basic styles: Conventional saunas that warm the air or infrared saunas that warm objects.
A Sanarium uses a lower heat than a Sauna, usually between 30 and 40 degrees and also uses humidity, around 50 percent (almost like a hot sunny day in the med). It's like a cross between a sauna and a steam room. As it's not as punishing as a sauna, it can be used for longer periods and is more effective for a warm down after a workout and is also better for the skin.
There is the normal bath, the pool, the sauna and the shower.