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If you wonder whether swimming can shape a perfect body, the answer is yes. A regular water workout tones muscles, burns calories faster than a jog, and keeps joints happy. The best time to hit the pool depends on your schedule – morning laps wake you up, evening swims calm you down. No matter when you go, consistency beats occasional marathons.
Looking for a place to learn? Kolkata’s Calcutta Swimming Club and Dolphin Swimming Academy top the local list. Both offer experienced coaches and clean pools, perfect for beginners and seasoned swimmers alike.
Want to sprint 4.8 km in 20 minutes? Mix interval training, hill sprints, and steady long runs. Push your speed a little each week, stay hydrated, and fuel up with balanced meals. Even a three‑minute sprint can torch 30‑50 calories, so short bursts still count.
Morning joggers often ask how many calories a 1 km run at 7 a.m. burns. It ranges from 50 to 100 calories depending on weight and effort – enough to kick‑start your metabolism for the day.
Ever wondered if elite runners have a secret metabolism? Efficient metabolism helps, but training, diet, and genetics play big roles too. You don’t need a super‑human engine; steady work and smart nutrition close the gap.
Finishing a marathon feels like crossing a personal finish line. Expect exhaustion, a huge sense of pride, and a boost in confidence. The emotional payoff often outweighs the physical pain.
For iPhone users, finding background running apps is simple: double‑tap the home button or swipe up from the bottom, then swipe left or right to see what’s still running. Managing those apps keeps battery life up for your next run.
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PSG and Lens went into their September 14 Ligue 1 match short-handed. Lens lost both left-backs, Chavez and Machado, disrupting their 3-4-2-1 setup. PSG were already without Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and then saw Lee Kang-In and Lucas Beraldo exit during the game. Paris still controlled the contest, but the pile-up raises selection questions days before a Champions League opener against Atalanta.
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