It is human tendency to lose weight in the summer and pout on weight in the winter. The logic behind this is very simple. In the summers we sweat and lose lots of water weight
like that. We are also able to take walks and do outdoor activities
that contribute to our daily burning of calories. But in the winters, we
are cooped up at home. All we do is gorge of fattening foods to keep ourselves warm.
Not
everyone is cut-out for doing workouts in the gym. Some of us are
outdoor people who need to go out and shed some sweat. Just because it
is chilling outside you need not resign yourself to months of exercising.
Chose a sport as exercise and you will feel much fitter. Sports is not
only exercise for your body but also refreshes your mind. Moreover, it
produces heat in your body and keeps you warm in the winter.
So if you do not want to put on weight in the winter, you need to opt for some exercise like sports. There are a set of winter games that can help you be in shape during the cold months. Some of these winter sports are played on ice. Some of them also come under the category of adventure sports. So choose a sport that suits your temperament perfectly.
Here are some of the winter sports that you can pick from.
Ice Skating
This
obviously is the first winter sport that anyone would think of. Apart
from being your hobby, it will give your legs some much needed exercise.
Skiing
Don't
like the controlled atmosphere of the ice-skating ring? Try skiing out
in the open. You get some fresh air and burn more calories too.
Snow Boarding
This
sport is a great exercise for your back and lower portions of the body.
It teaches you the virtue of balance and most importantly, snow
boarding is not the same as skiing.
Sledging
Your
sledge does not have to be pulled by reindeers; leave those antics for
Santa. Sledging can be done using animals or without them too.
Snowmobiling
Snowmobiling is a sophisticated form of sledging. Instead of a sledge, you use modern automated machines.
Ice-Hockey Or Brandy
This
team sport is played in many clubs in winter. It uses all your motor
skills; you have to balance yourself on the skates, move quickly and
also get the ball into the goal post. So it is all round exercise.
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