BY N. LOTHUNGBENI HUMTSOE
New Delhi– More and more often these days, we may incorporate gaming and exercise. If you haven’t already noticed, playing VR games may be physically demanding. They are, however, a lot of fun, and you may forget you are exercising at all. If you’re not sure where, to begin with, virtual fitness, IANSlife got some pointers for you.
SELECT A VIRTUAL GAME OF FITNESS CAREFULLY
Numerous VR games only need you to stand motionless and move your hands. You move, but do you improve in terms of fitness? Fair enough, you will burn calories, but you might not be working the right muscles.
You won’t significantly enhance your athletic condition playing these kinds of games. True exercise causes an elevated heart rate, shallower breathing, and profuse perspiration. You will be forced to punch, dodge, avoid obstacles, crouch, and do several more manoeuvres in VIRO MOVE that simulate actual physical training.
FOLLOW YOUR DEVELOPMENT
Use your home scale every day and record your findings if you have one, which you undoubtedly do. You’ll be conscious of your advantages and room for improvement. Monitoring your development is crucial and inspirational. Why don’t you give it a try if it works for me?
The key is to gradually raise the bar while not going overboard at first. You’ll develop a training programme over time that you’ll practically grow dependent upon.
AVOID OVERDOING IT
Start with five-minute intervals at first. These baby steps will help you persuade your mind and acclimate your body to the effort. I began my trip by beginning to run at 1 kilometre, and as of right now, I have reached a half-marathon.

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