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  2. 19 Cardio Exercises You Can Do at Home - Healthline

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    Stand with your feet together. Brace your core, bend forward at your hips, and reach your arms toward the floor. Keep your knees straight but relaxed. Set your fingers on the floor, softly bending ...

  3. List of Cardio Exercises: 14 Fun Workouts - Healthline

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    7. Trampoline-ing. If you have a huge, bouncy trampoline in your backyard, that’s awesome. Jumping and playing around is not only good for you, but fun, too! If you don’t have a huge ...

  4. Exercises for Heart Health: A Guide

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    water aerobics. recreational bicycling. slow jogging. Vigorous intensity exercise is challenging. You’ll notice a significant increase in your heart rate and breathing. You may only be able to ...

  5. Exercises to Keep Your Heart Healthy - WebMD

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    Types of Exercise. Your exercise plan should include: Aerobic exercise ("cardio"): Running, jogging, and biking are some examples. You're moving fast enough to raise your heart rate and breathe ...

  6. The Best Exercises for Heart Failure - WebMD

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    Three types of exercise work together to make your heart and body stronger. Flexibility. These workouts can improve balance, loosen your joints, and help with range of motion. Exercises like yoga ...

  7. What Causes Heart Palpitations and When Should You Worry? - WebMD

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    Usually, palpitations are either related to your heart or the cause is unknown. Non-heart-related causes include: Strong emotions like anxiety, fear, or stress. They often happen during panic ...

  8. Directions: Lie on your left side, supporting your head with the left hand and placing the right hand in front of your body. Keeping your legs straight, stack the right leg over the left leg ...

  9. Can Exercise Prevent or Reverse Heart Disease? - Healthline

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    Researchers found that heart attack patients who participated in a formal exercise program experienced a reduced death rate of 20 to 25 percent. Some studies showed an even higher rate of reduction.