How to improve your heart and lung functioning with these simple exercises ?

Any exercise that results in getting your heart rate up will result in improving your heart health. But sometimes, life gets busy and it's difficult to set aside time to work out.
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[@AbdulMajid-tl4zh]

Thanks for this video. I am heart patient, suffered from heart attack 10 years ago, also undergone Angioplasty. Can I do this?

[@NobleHeartHospital]

We suggest you to not do this exercise, but if you really want to do it, please take some consultancy from your nearest doctor.

[@mustafanizam2608]

What is your age ?

[@StarxPlayz7]

Danilo Bacanto Jr. you not a doctor junior.daymn.its irresponsible.

[@luciyafrancis3530]

Madam please tell senior citizens some exercises for heart and lungs .🙏

[@navyasreebandhu6485]

My friend had a heart attack recently (age-28)
What the are the precautions he should take for not to get 2nd stroke..

[@relaxlibrary]

Literally to the 1% who's reading this, God bless you, and may your dreams come true, stay safe and have a wonderful day

[@abhishekkulkarn]

Thanks ..loves and hugs

[@sevenp.8640]

Thank you! You have a great day

[@Activated_All]

Thank you...

[@sarasmile6071]

Thanks. You as well!

[@Spetsop]

Thank you, and same to you!

[@frankmclaren4424]

My wife and I have been cycling for many years twice or three times a week. We are in our 80s and heart healthy and fit.

[@ggvideonow1]

Thanks for sharing. Enjoy your healthy life.

[@ankursnd]

1.Walking/Jogging/running stairs depending on your stamina
2. Skipping ropes for 5 minutes
3. Burpees for 2 mins.

[@akazutkinhoyms2085]

How to know the STAMINA?? strong or weak??

[@reitairue2073]

@@akazutkinhoyms2085 Listen to your body. Don't ever over do it or "push" it past the point where you are in pain. Forget people that say no pain no gain. They are talking about the burn from the workout. If you hurt, stop, if you feel good, do more. That simple seriously.

[@johnnyboy3357]

At least do it to a point where you begin to feel uncomfortable, there is no gain in stamina if you do it in sheer comfort

[@ppmppm7010]

​@@reitairue2073 what if the pain makes you feel good

[@reitairue2073]

@@ppmppm7010 then do you man 💪 lol

[@nitisingh5403]

Surya namaskar is one such beautiful way to pay respect to the creator and to gain the benefits of excercise

[@aneebarayilakath5482]

Which Creator

[@krishnavamsi9326]

Yes.. I've started doing surya namaskar recently. It's more like a full body workout. The effects are amazing really. It helped in reducing my stress and keeps me fresh from the morning. My sleep got better too. Everyone should do it in my opinion.

[@krishnavamsi9326]

@@game-pv4up bro... On a lighter note... Suppose you wanted 10,000 rupees urgently. Someone gave you without even asking them. But they haven't printed them.(ofc it's theirs money) will you thank that someone? Or you thank the one who printed those notes ... (Sorry for the childlike example 😂 I hope you get the meaning I wanted to convey)

[@Akash-vx9wl]

instead of picking words and commenting, focus on exercise

[@Shivam-uh1nc]

@@game-pv4upyou mean before 1400 -1500years there was no sun?

[@dagwould]

I can see an orthopedic hospital will be the next stop for adherents of this video. Joint crushing exercises! Except walking, of course. That's OK.
Secondly, who is this 'everybody' you are talking to? A good professional media host will never talk to 'everybody'. They talk to just you. The one person they know is watching alone in their home. Everyone is just one person in all sorts of different places and times. So you open with: "Hello..I'm Janice from Noble Heart Hospital with three exercises for heart and lung health." This is a warm and personal greeting. 'Everybody' is an alienating impersonal greeting.

[@homoerectus744]

The burpees are no joke.i remember doing them in football practice,pads & all,but not for 2 dang minutes! In the backyard I can only do about 5 in about 30 seconds..& that's it I'm 66 but I still ' do things'.

[@yxngnoirr_6827]

Thats a very nice result

[@pankajtyagi3785]

Thanks a lot dear !
So precise ; yet so sweet as well as quite informative video !

[@directork520]

Maravilloso Gracias 😊

[@hadd5106]

Don't follow someone else's routine. Do something daily that is fun, that makes you feel like a kid again and that doesn't feel like work. Play every day. Don't workout!

[@angkolgeorge2098]

Indeed!

[@n.subramanian4517]

Perfect.

[@cybercomets7260]

perfect but not perfect

[@stephenjeyapaul2664]

Do physical work with a shovel or spade for an hour in the field or garden!

[@chandramoulipakki9110]

You need at least one more person for playing. So walking / skipping/ push ups are best.

[@milagroslp9939]

Thank you so much for your advice ❤

[@kirants9589]

Well information 👍 thank you

[@surajkundey3436]

Thanks life saving exercises share

[@leomasallo5772]

Thank you for reaching out and sharing this very valueable info.

[@luckystarship2275]

Short and sweet. Thank you for being so succinct. I'm so bored of unnecessarily long videos.

[@prince027]

Short, sweet, simple and yet very, very, very useful and helpful video.Thank you. 🙏🙏

[@atukadam]

Thank You.

[@whitesky.2776]

Excellent !.

[@leonardfreid1348]

None of the bodybuilding channels on TH-cam focus on the heart as the main muscle that needs building. The focus in Bodybuilding world is on all the other muscles being beautiful and toned. They talk down on cardio as an evil, boring necessity. I think it should be # 1. A conditioned body looks better than an overly muscled one - plus - it will be more practical for everyday use.

[@trevorregay9283]

no offense, but.....the weight lifting is an unbelievable cardio workout.......the issue really becomes about how aerobic body builders are.....which, if you don't do some kind of walking, running, jumping or burpees.....you miss the aerobic conditioning of moving your own body weight......weight lifters heart rates rise quite a bit....and they do experience heavy breathing as well, but its not the same as when you have to move your entire body..never the less, body builders or weight lifters are in very good shape in relative terms.....and its a high intensity type training workout.....anyway, no hating on you nor am I a bodybuilder, but if you have not lifted weights in an intense manner than its easy to think you are getting not cardio conditioning from doing it......

[@knl3536]

Thank you.This is very helpful for me👍👍👍

[@barbarajackson3901]

Thanks!❤

[@akramjalil8002]

Thank you...Great work

[@sram9855]

Nice. Easiest way to keep our health safe and energetic

[@glife8478]

I tried this before I think its a whole gym in one exercise.

[@nihaldesilva239]

Thanks for the vital information.

[@wellbodisalone]

Very valuable information!

[@hajiadam6027]

Thanks for your training

[@mayeerahbrits9160]

Thank you for this opportunity short and sweet video... May, from South Africa...

[@kimwillie6798]

THANKS FOR THE GREAT VIDEO FOR EVERY ONE

[@mahendharpuppala159]

Giving health tips.. Good initiative..👌

[@veenaparmar8760]

Nice info great thank you

[@sreemaliyendluri7415]

Valuable information,thank u mam

[@philipbuckley759]

straight to the point, thanx....

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TQ simple exercises without any cost.!!!🏃🏃🏃🚶🚶🏼‍♀️🚶🏼‍♀️🚶🏼‍♀️

[@faithdavid2018]

Thank you

[@sureshpunjabi5149]

Great advice simple and effective exercise. Easy for all. Thanks

[@iqbalmahmood1060]

Thanks for useful information for cardiac patients. Greetings from Karachi, Pakistan.

[@debwright3190]

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[@rajeshkamath6059]

Great 👌 thanks again 🙏

[@mithunaskar2058]

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Thx for the video ℹ️

[@rajkanthcj783]

Good advice..

[@veselinvasilev9362]

Thanks!

[@joserivas4132]

IAM doing it everyday and Iam feeling much better thanks.

[@buttergurls6401]

Well HALLELYAH! Thank God you are better!

[@VijayPal-nm3ms]

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[@Sal-fe6ix]

Burpees and jumping rope are really difficulty for us senior citizens. Walking is ok, though.

[@seneca815]

To lower impact with Burpees,try using sliders under the feet and don't add the jump

[@staceykersting705]

I'm 69. I can only jump rope for 1 minute. I DO exercise for about 30 min 5x a week tho. My dogs and I also take 20-30 min walks most days. I plan to walk up and down my apartment flight of stairs 3x in a row, seeing how fast I can ascend, then coming down more slowly. That way, I can get in some HIIT, increasing the challenge to 5 reps over time.

[@Sal-fe6ix]

@@staceykersting705 That is great, Stacey! Keep up the good work!

[@josephantony5589]

Thanks for the video I will do this for about two weeks and surely give the feedback.

[@Wul-Lop]

Great, practical advice... thank you so much... 🙏🙏🙏

[@lalitnegi5382]

Thank you.

[@mukundkulkarni3794]

So short and sweet.wonderful.

[@sidshri6080]

Thank you ❤

[@radhikams4186]

Thanks a lot to this video

[@vasahancholvilangum6493]

Very good. Thanks

[@cathchirgwin3405]

Can't do any of these! Options for people who can't stand would be really helpful. We need to look after our cardiovascular health even more

[@gourabchakraborty6250]

Thank you very much ❤️

[@samonrothida5248]

Thanks 🥰🥰🥰wish u good health everyday

[@kimyoung3484]

Thank you so much 💗

[@surimenon9260]

Brilliant..

[@michaelsecret3036]

I totally agree both skipping, burpees, and stairs/hills are excellent for both heart and lungs. I do not recommend burpees for senior citizens since it is a very difficult/tough exercise workout.

[@NobleHeartHospital]

Yes, you are totally right and we suggest senior citizens to atleast try this exercise once. And if they feel comfortable after that, they may continue it.

[@komirishettiharish3469]

@@NobleHeartHospital I'm suffering with vericose veins can I do burpees, my age is 25

[@misssincere5762]

I think I may have busted my eye blood vessel from doing burpees and not breathing properly.

[@michaelsecret3036]

@@misssincere5762 Please talk with your doctor..You may have glaucoma or something else. Please ask your doctor if you are allowed to do burpees.

[@sandyvdh6226]

​@@komirishettiharish3469 why not?
Just do mountain climbers and plank jacks instead

[@sachidanandjha7027]

Nice information thanks

[@Besotted85]

Is like saying: "Remember to drink water in order to stay hydrated" Thanks alot!

[@user-sajjadAli2000-]

Thanks for sharing.

[@zentamil]

Thanks ... Sure I will try

[@rammalla6176]

Thanks for the tips

[@BiscayneHealthandFitness]

Thank you for this video

[@WHYTHISLIFE]

Thank you ..for Valuable information

[@sudipbanerjee6153]

Thanks

[@jefrrydengah5224]

Good Information thanks 👍

[@simonrankin9177]

Straight to the point good information

[@NobleHeartHospital]

Thanks for that Simon, we really appreciate that and keep supporting us like that.

[@siddharthabanerjee8895]

Thank you very much for the video. Would you please tell me whether burpee is good for high BP people or not?

[@NobleHeartHospital]

Yes, they can do that, but keeping in mind that they don't go hard and get exhausted.
Start doing it for 1 MIN every day and then you can increase intensity and time duration.

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[@Originaluser777]

Great Knowledge

[@prashanttambekar6867]

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[@renukapatra9871]

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[@ONLINEJOBS-2023]

Its superb i wish it helps all🙏👍to stay healthy 🎉

[@marylouirick7316]

Walking is good 4 seniors and going up and down the stairs.
Plus l wear light support stocking which help me walk BETTER.😁❗

[@zahidshaikh2991]

Thanks from india

[@katrinamarie2775]

Thank you so much for this❤ there is a lot of valuable information packed in the short video. I love it. Thank you so much.!!❤

[@yoursubconscious]

thank you for spelling "a lot" correctly! 😂😂 sorry, but I had to point it out! 🙏

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[@gregdavis19]

Burpee’s, that is from the Marine Corps. They were called bends& thrust when I was in boot camp 1981. Excellent exercise!

[@wjturner9681]

When I was in the Army, they were called “squat thrusts”. 1970- 1972.

[@gregdavis19]

@@wjturner9681 they were brutal along with mountain climbers, when we got thrashed ( very often). Today I look back with fondness, but not then.

[@ChrisJohnson-cr2dn]

@@gregdavis19 bends & thrust plus monkey fucker used to have me out during PT 😂

[@PraveenKumar-ne4wf]

Thanks u

[@charleshayes2528]

1) You should be aware that simply raising heart rate is not the same as raising it through appropriate exercise. For example, resistance training, such as Powerlifting, Weightlifting and Bodybuilding are all forms of weight training that raisec the heart rate, but they don't have the same type of cardiovascular benefits as aerobic training - zone 2 pace for 30 mins plus and passing the talk test. After all, you could make someone's heart spike by showing them a scary movie or taking them on a roller coaster - their heart rate will go up, but it won't do much for fitness. The adaptations from long slow distance work impact the walls of the left ventricle by causing an increase in stroke volume - more blood pumped per beat, lower heart rate and so on. Heavy resistance training can, in contrast, cause thickening of the ventricular walls and a reduced stroke volume. While the force of blood ejection goes up, the stroke volume goes down, also there can be increased vascular resistance and increased blood pressure. So, not all increases in heart rate contribute to longevity.
2) The Burpee was designed by Royal Huddleston Burpee Sr. as a "test" of existing fitness for the military; like the step test, it was meant to be quick and easy to apply. It was not intended to be used as a means of general fitness training anymore than a lab stress test is intended for general training. The strict burpee is a very difficult exercise for less agile people and for those who are overweight it might be dangerous to joints and might overtax them. Even fairly fit people will find 2 minutes of burpees difficult to achieve.

[@kameswararao3809]

Though simple but very effective but for senior citizens I think it's better to opt for brisk walking for 30 to 45 mnts of walking and 15 mnts of free hand excersises to keep joints free from stiffness

[@NobleHeartHospital]

Yes, we totally agree with you.
Senior citizens may not be able to do these high intensity exercises.
Normal jogging or brisk walking is perfect for them.

[@jafferhussain5532]

Yes you are absolutely correct.. I agree to this being a sr. citizen.

[@akazutkinhoyms2085]

@@NobleHeartHospital i need this your suggestion i think even I'm not yet senior I'm 42 yrs old ...

[@jayantnagarkar1018]

Correct & perfect improve heart & lung

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Thank you. Subscribed

[@romircarido6902]

I'll start it tomorrow..

[@deanvaughan8536]

Very good stuff.I have emphysema and missing my left ACL so running and stairs are not going to happen. I walk every day and exercise every day roo. That is the best I can do

[@flipsvaldes8325]

Yeah,this advice can be good for people who dont have any other issues apart from stress induced aging, natural aging etc , if you have any other types of problems or have comorbidities you should not be attempting to do anything but walking first and foremost, burpess, skipping rope is HIGHLY taxing on the heart and lungs, you have to work your way up to 5 minutes with skipping, try skipping straight for 30 seconds first, when you can without making more than 3 mistakes, try a minute, etc etc etc, (the reasoning for 3 mistakes is focusing on form ratger than time, naturally it will take you longer, by the time you can, you will be pushing yourself past time to a place where your body is comfortable and in rythim with your bodily capabilities....burpees includes the whole body so you need to warmup, you need t donspecific joint stretching etc...

[@TheSandkastenverbot]

I think you've motivated me into doing burpees again after many burpee-less years :)

[@ramgy6127]

Very useful. I already doing like this. I do 10 push up and 20 time sit and stand.

[@kimyoung3484]

Thank you so much 🥰🥰🥰🥰🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@Ashmisarkar]

Love from INDIA ❤

[@dimitrz2000]

good video , however please avoid use of computer voice. These days majority of people find it irritating & actually sounds amateurish . A natural voice irrespective of accent is much apricated by majority of viewers 😃

[@princekalum3361]

I'm ready for doing some of them doing

[@rangersanbharatheeyan8778]

Please do Surya namaskar ( solar reverence) early morning , it will create wonders.

[@angkolgeorge2098]

Agree with this cardiovascular exercise

[@Vine_eth]

Superb 🙏

[@rajenthiranyogenthiran2602]

Thx