Biking's Health Benefits

Connection

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warn that being lonely or alone can have harmful effects on one's health.

Connection

Anxiety, depression, heart disease, stroke, and dementia are all linked to it.

A better commute

Biking to work, or even to the train or bus that you take to work.

A better commute

Bicycling to work has been linked to a reduced risk of cardiovascular disease, cancer, and overall mortality.

Mood and energy

We examined the effects of 30 minutes of moderately intense cycling on perceived energy levels in both athletes and non-athletes.

Mood and energy

In other words, participants who engaged in moderate-intensity exercise reported feeling more energized than before.

Weight loss

There are certain benefits to cycling if your goal is weight loss. 

Weight loss

If you want to burn more calories but walking isn't cutting it or you can't run, cycling is a good alternative because you can ride for longer. 

Low-impact

Physical therapists and physicians may recommend cycling as a kind of rehabilitation and endurance.

Your heart is a muscle," Brooke explains. , resulting in a greater distribution of oxygen and nutrients throughout the body.

Heart health