Physiotherapist Adam Meakins gets into the detail about what good exercise is and how the right exercise can help individuals to build strength In today’s society, humans move less but it’s really important to move more - that’s what humans are designed to do and Adam explains how exercise exposes you to effort, challenge and difficulty and means you are more robust and resilient to all challenges in this focused and informative look at why exercise really does make the difference KEY TAKEAWAYS Exercise is anythi...
Physiotherapist Adam Meakins gets into the detail about what good exercise is and how the right exercise can help individuals to build strength
In today’s society, humans move less but it’s really important to move more - that’s what humans are designed to do and Adam explains how exercise exposes you to effort, challenge and difficulty and means you are more robust and resilient to all challenges in this focused and informative look at why exercise really does make the difference
KEY TAKEAWAYS
- Exercise is anything that is effortful and challenging and physical activity is something that is not effortful
- The world health organisation guidelines recommend a minimum of 300 minutes of exercise per week
- The sessions of exercise need to last for longer than ten minutes
- The recommendation is for at least two sessions of resistance-based exercise weekly covering all muscle groups in the body
- Resistance can be applied by an external force or the body
- Exercise makes things better by initially making things worse
- When we exercise we cause adverse reactions - blood pressure rises, stress increases hormones are released and micro-damage to muscle tissue is caused.
- Exercise triggers processes that are positive responses and means our bodies super compensate
- Exercise helps to reduce a multitude of pain even though we don’t fully understand how
- You can’t avoid pain but you can reduce your risk through exercise
- Exercise exposes you to effort, challenge and difficulty and this means you are more robust and resilient to all challenges
- Exercise helps people both physically and psychologically
- There is no such thing as a bad exercise only those that are poorly prescribed
- Attaching meaningful goals to exercise can be motivating
- Any movement is a dynamical system and all human movement is dynamical
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