This is the particular way of activity to influence your body, mind and metabolism. Here are the most common mistakes about it. Here are 7 Common exercise mistakes in diabetes management:

1. Mistaking activities with exercise: On advising exercise to such patients, they have an instant excuse that we walk a lot at home or take household work as exercise. No, it is not. The activities for which you are used to are not exercise as it cannot further influence your system. So, do it as per the advice. Moreover, exercise means strength, flexibility and stamina. All three need different exercises. For flexibility do Yoga, need to build muscles the do weights and resistance band exercises and for stamina do cardio-based exercises.

Getting over enthusiastic: Your excitement for exercising might lead you to too much too soon. Listen to your body and know when to back off from overworking your body. Muscle building is most important in the management of diabetes but muscles grow in millimeters so will take months to grow. And, muscles need rest to grow.

Choose your exercises: To start with, look into you and perceive which exercise regime you love to go for and start accordingly. It takes a lot of planning to execute a successful workout routine and maintain a healthy lifestyle.

Have rhythm: Our body has a biological clock, circadian rhythm, which ensures the time of all kinds of activities and sleeping. So, any time is not exercise time. You better do it at the right time for better results.

Have a coach: A common mistake people do while exercising is to not do it right. Not exercising in the right posture and form can damage your body.

Not resting: You may start your exercise routine to lose weight, but not giving your body rest is harmful. Resting well and enough is important for the muscles to heal itself after all the stress.

Have Body Composition Machine: They like weight machines but tell you about your BMI, BMR, visceral fat, body fat, muscles mass etc. apart from weight