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How far are you willing to go?


Enviado por   •  17 de Mayo de 2015  •  Práctica o problema  •  310 Palabras (2 Páginas)  •  158 Visitas

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How far are you willing to go?

Cycling is exciting, although it is a very hard sport, practice has benefits and pleasures than you never imagine. As we travel along on cycle, we enjoy fresh air. Outdoor life gives us many advantages. New scenes meet our eyes, our mind is free from the serious thoughts. We forget bitterness of life as long as we are on the bicycle.

Some benefits in the field of health are that improves cardiovascular performance, at is increases the heart rate and reduces blood pleasure, so that reduces the risk of having a heart attack. Also cycling can help to protect you from serious diseases such as stroke, some cancers, depression, diabetes, obesity and arthritis.

Riding a bike is healthy, fun and a low impact form of exercise for all ages; it is easy to fit into your daily routine by riding to the shops, park, school or work. You would find cycling a delightful experience so do not think too much and start practice this sporting activity.

Now you have an idea of how good is cycling, is necessary to know some safety basics tips and details to be taken care of while cycling. For example the traffic rules applies for riding bicycle too; wear a helmet it’s very useful in case of accident and do not forget indicate the direction you are going, give signals before changing your side. Once you take in account all these you’re ready for the rider.

In conclusion I think it is one of the most complete, exciting and fun sports. The scenarios, the mountains, the wild, rain, etc., that it to say all the nature and geography that we can appreciate while you are doing cycling is amazing. As well the efforts, training, routines and suffering make us stronger physically and mentally. But the most important thing is to enjoy it.

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