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Resistance Training Reduces Both Anxiety and Depression Symptoms

By Shirley Eichenberger-Archer, JD, MA / December 5, 2023

Eight weeks of resistance exercise training consistent with current exercise guidelines led to clinically meaningful, large reductions in depressive symptoms among young adults.

Athletes and Irrational Beliefs

By Shirley Eichenberger-Archer, JD, MA / September 5, 2023

Many competitive athletes hold irrational beliefs and self-judgmental thoughts that lower self-confidence and increase competitive anxiety.

Mental Health Benefits of Physical Activity

By Shirley Eichenberger-Archer, JD, MA / September 5, 2023

Fit pros can remind clients not only of the physical benefits of training but also of the mental health benefits of physical activity.

Sports and Mental Health Challenges

By Shirley Eichenberger-Archer, JD, MA / December 6, 2021

A statement issued by the American College of Sports Medicine notes key challenges related to sports and mental health.

Poor Fitness Levels Linked With Depression and Anxiety

By Shirley Eichenberger-Archer, JD, MA / April 5, 2021

Keep promoting the mental health benefits of physical activity, as researchers find a link between exercise and depression.

Running and Mental Health

By Shirley Eichenberger-Archer, JD, MA / March 8, 2021

“Running has important positive implications for mental health, particularly depression and anxiety disorders,” note authors of a comprehensive study.

Research Update: The Value of Exercise for Women’s Health

By Len Kravitz, PhD / June 14, 2018

Fitness pros have a unique opportunity to take a leadership role by guiding their female clients toward a healthier, movement-oriented lifestyle. This women’s health research update discusses contemporary scientific findings you can use to educate your clients and plan up-to-date programs.

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