Cardiovascular Health Benefits Of Pickleball

Boosts Overall Heart Function

Senior people playing pickleball. Photo Credit: Fort Thomas Matters @Anonymous

Playing pickleball, to put it simply, boosts overall heart function. More physical activity increases the heart's ability to pull oxygen from the bloodstream, boosting the heart's ability to work without as much stress as it does when individuals are not active. Feeling winded and struggling to catch a breath when running or doing other serious physical exertions is what occurs due to the heart being unable to pull oxygen as easily. The body becomes stress, and it works on overdrive. It is unpleasant.

The more individuals are active, the more practice their arteries get pumping blood. Each artery has an important job, and a clog in one artery can lead to a heart attack. Essentially, playing pickleball is a great workout for the mind, body, and cardiovascular health, and it is a lot more fun than going to the gym and working out on machines. Physical activity is more than working out with weights or gym equipment. It is anything that gets an individual's blood pumping, raises their heart rate, and helps improve the quality of their life.

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