•Our
intelligence is the same as a muscle, the more you use it, the stronger it
becomes.
•Sedentary
behavior—sitting for long periods of time—is distinct from physical activity
and has been shown to be a health risk in itself. Our bodies were made to move and move often.
•Physical
movement improves our mental functioning.
•Our
bodies respond to the stresses placed on it, from our bones to our muscles,
tendons, and joints. We have a built-in ability to meet the demands placed on
our bodies, by gradually increasing strength and growing more tissue, over
time.
•Increased
pain 2 to 3 days after exercise or activity is called DOMS, delayed onset
muscle soreness. This is actually an inflammatory reaction of the muscles and
tendons (A warning sign that you overdid it).
•Bones,
ligaments, tendons, and muscles— respond to the right amount of stress or force
by increasing in strength, but they will also break down when the force is too
much, increased too rapidly, or they are not allowed to recover adequately
between workouts.
•Very
light or light intensity is best for older persons or previously sedentary
adults starting exercise.
•One
of the biggest mistakes that people make with exercise is to not allow their
bodies time to recover, which means they are not allowing their bodies to build
up.
•Low
Back Pain is the most common physical problem and peaks between 35-55 years
old. The sooner you start treatment the
better the outcome.
•Use
the appropriate level of complexity and resistance that allows for proper
technique to minimize the chance of injuries.
•It
takes 2 to 3 minutes for heart rate to plateau at work level so allow yourself
a few minutes to build up to the level you will be working at.
•When
you are first starting out, the most important thing is to build a strong
cardiovascular base to improve overall wellness, and then add appropriate
resistance training to maintain or increase muscular strength.
•A
forward head can lead to increased headaches, neck pain and even shoulder pain.
•Your
Mother was right! Stop Slouching. Good posture means your ear is aligned with
your shoulder and hip. Poor posture leads to many issues.
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