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Category: Exercise

Circuit Training

Definition:
Circuit training involves a circuit or sequence of exercises that include both Aerobic and strength training exercises. A participant is expected to complete every exercise in a circuit. The circuit may consist of nine to twelve stations hosting equipment or space for an exercise type.

Circuit training has become a part of the exercise regimen of sportsmen practicing different disciplines because it stimulates muscular development as well as cardio-vascular fitness. It also helps to improve flexibility.

The exercises can also be customized to fit the needs of a sporting discipline. Circuit training does not require expensive equipment or gym conditions.

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