The word aerobic literally means "with oxygen" or "in the presence of oxygen."
  	Aerobic exercise is any activity that uses large muscle groups, can be
  	maintained continuously for a long period of time and is rhythmic in nature.
  	Aerobic exercises utilize oxygen as the major fuel for sustaining activity for
  	relatively long periods.
  	In general, aerobic exercises are those activities
  	that require large muscle work, elevate the heart rate to between 60 percent and
  	80 percent of maximal heart rate, are continuous in nature and are of 15 to 60
  	minutes in duration. An aerobically fit individual can work longer, more
  	vigorously and achieve a quicker recovery at the end of the aerobic session.
  	
  	Aerobic exercises fall in two categories:
  	
  	
  	
  	Low to Moderate Impact aerobics - These include walking, swimming, stair
  	climbing, step classes, light water aerobics, rowing and cross-country skiing.
  	Nearly anyone in reasonable health can engage in some low- to moderate-impact
  	exercise. Brisk walking burns more calories than jogging for the same distance
  	because it takes more time to walk than jog that distance and poses less risk
  	for injury to muscle and bone.
  	High-Impact aerobics - Activities that
  	belong to this group include running, dance exercise, tennis, racquetball and
  	squash. High-impact aerobics should be performed on alternate days. People who
  	are overweight, elderly, out of condition or have an injury or other medical
  	problem should do them even less frequently and only with clearance from their
  	doctor.
  	Here are some of the many aerobic exercises you can do and because
  	of the variety you have to choose from, it can not only take the bordum out of
  	doing it, it can make doing it downright fun as well.
  	
  	    1. Walking
  	       
  	Walking is a popular form of exercise because it requires little in terms of
  	equipment or facilities. Walking an extra 20 minutes each day will burn off 7
  	pounds of body fat per year. Longer, moderately-paced daily walks are best for
  	losing weight.
  	   
  	    2. Jogging/Running
  	        In jogging or
  	running, an individual is able to cover greater distances in a shorter period of
  	time. Therefore, greater numbers of calories can be burned per time spent.
  	   
  	3. Choreographed Aerobic Exercise
  	        Choreographed aerobic dance is a
  	very popular form of exercise throughout the world. Aerobic dance helps in
  	toning up the muscles of the body and many people find it fun to do as well.
  	   
  	4. Step Aerobics
  	        Step aerobics incorporates the use of a step or
  	bench typically about one foot wide and three feet long and about six inches
  	high. Instructors use many moves that require participants to step up and down
  	from the platform. This way, the activity will not be boring and tiring, but
  	will be lively and motivating.
  	    5. Water Aerobics
  	        Water aerobics
  	incorporates a variety of movements from both swimming and land aerobics to
  	develop vigorous routines that are aerobic in nature. It utilizes the resistance
  	to movement that water creates to elevate heart rates and also helps you if
  	balancing yourself on land is difficult. It is a good way to lose weight.
  	   
  	6. Swimming
  	        Swimming is a very popular form of regular exercise. Due
  	to the resistance of water, the amount of energy required to swim a certain
  	distance is greater than that needed to run or walk the same distance. In other
  	words, swimming can burn more calories than running per time spent.
  	
  	   
  	7. Stationary Cycling/Bicycling
  	        Stationary cycling or bicycling are
  	excellent forms of aerobic exercise when done continuously. Like swimming,
  	cycling is a non weight bearing activity that builds muscular endurance and
  	strength and improved flexibility of selected muscles of the legs and thighs.
  	   
  	8. Jumping Rope
  	        Jumping rope can be a great aerobic workout as long
  	as it is performed at a slow to moderate pace and is done continuously for a
  	relatively long period of time (15 minutes or more).
  	    The key to effective
  	weight loss is through use of a healthy exercise program which is performed on a
  	regular basis while following a healthy dieting & nutritional plan. Aerobic
  	exercise is good for weight loss because it uses more calories than other
  	activities and helps raise your metabolic rate.
  	This helps your body burn
  	calories at a faster rate. It is an effective way to lose fat only if you are
  	motivated enough to do it frequently. Aerobics only burns fat during the workout
  	itself. So if you want encouraging results you need to be able to exercise daily
  	and for longer periods.
  	
  	
  	
  	   
  	
  	
  	
  	   
  	   
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