Are 20 Minute Exercise Routines Any Good?
I think we both know that exercise is very beneficial to a person’s health. So why don’t more people exercise on a regular basis? Is it lack of money? Or lack of motivation? Or the lack of equipment? No. The #1 reason people don’t exercise is lack of time. Martin Gibala, a kinesiology profession and exercise research at McMaster University says, “We know that 50% of the population doesn’t exercise and the most commonly cited barrier to exercise is the lack of time.” most commonly cited barrier to exercise is Lack of TIme Click To Tweet Professor Gibala put his theory to the test in a study published in the Journal of Physiology. What he did was compare a group of people that exercised a “traditional” 90 to 120 minutes a day to a group that only exercised 20...
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Improve your health, one step at a time! We all want to be healthy. We all want to avoid nasty diseases which will slow us down or even prematurely end our lives, but most of us tend to look for the quick fix. Fad diets, crash exercise courses and all manner of crazy weight loss programs mean that people may feel better in the short term, but are unable to maintain it. Now, with Today’s Choices, Tomorrow’s Health: Small Steps to Improve Health, Food Choices and Exercise, there is a book which revolutionizes the way you should be approaching your wellbeing. Divided into three sections, the book examines the three things which are the keys to good health: • Our overall health • Eating the right foods • Making sure you exercise Complete with 12 Health Hacks, plus 11...
Read MoreMake This Simple Change In Your Exercise For Better Results
Gradually increasing the intensity of your workout as you become conditioned Lactic acid doesn’t stay around long and it has nothing to do with muscle soreness. Have you ever heard this misguided advice about exercise: “Don’t exercise too hard. Lactic acid will build up and cause a burning sensation in your muscles. Too much of it will ruin your workout.” Well … laboratory science has finally caught up with what I learned in the gym years ago. You need to generate, not avoid, lactic acid during a good workout. Research by Dr. George Brooks at the University of California at Berkeley showed that your mitochondria (the energy factories in your muscle cells) absorb and use lactic acid as fuel. Lactic acid doesn’t stay around long and it has nothing to do with muscle soreness. Lactic acid doesn’t...
Read MoreWhen is the best time to exercise?
Have you ever wondered what time of the day you should exercise? different times of the day accomplishes different benefits, like mood and sleep. Dr. Justin Trosclair dc Serving Arnaudville, Breaux Bridge, Cecilia, Parks, and St. Martinville Have you ever wondered what time of the day you should exercise? Believe it or not, working out at different times of the day accomplishes different benefits. working out at different times of the day accomplishes different Click To Tweet Here is a list of benefits from exercising in the morning and exercising in the afternoon: ================== MORNING BENEFITS: ================== * More likely to stick to your exercise routine * Better moods and less tension throughout the day * Better mind-set for food intake * Improvements in sleep patterns and cognitive function ==================== AFTERNOON BENEFITS: ==================== * Less chance of injury *...
Read MoreNew study shows compression good for post exercise recovery
Compression is effective as a post-exercise recovery Helps keep the swelling down Compression is effective as a post-exercise recovery Compression is effective as a post-exercise recovery. Click To Tweet measure, says Daniel Cipriani, an associate professor of physical therapy at Chapman University in Orange, Calif. “Because it helps to keep down some of the swelling that occurs with all the blood flow,” he says. read the article at the link below http://www.kpbs.org/news/2015/mar/30/compression-clothing-not-the-magic-bullet-for/ Serving Arnaudville, Breaux Bridge, Cecilia, Parks, Lafayette, and St....
Read MoreThe 80/20 Principle
The 80/20 principle can be applied to everything Be pro-active and take medicine as last resort like the 20% believe Have you ever heard of the 80/20 principle? It’s actually Pareto’s principle, named after the man who came up with it. The 80/20 principle states that while 80% of a population is doing one thing, 20% of the population is doing something differently. The 80% is the herd, and the 20% are the leaders, the innovators, and the people who are able to think for themselves. For example, 80% of this country believes our health care system is great and there are no problems with it. Unfortunately, the statistics show they are living an illusion and are not living in ‘reality’. 20% of this country knows our health care system is failing and they seek out other treatments besides...
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