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How Exercise Helps Inflammation

By Len Kravitz, PhD / June 11, 2021

Regular exercise helps inflammation as an effective protector and treatment against chronic diseases associated with low-grade inflammation.

Do You Have “Exercise Resistance”?

By Shirley Eichenberger-Archer, JD, MA / June 7, 2021

Researchers found that “exercise resistance” and too much inactivity makes the body less efficient “burning” fat.

Light Physical Activity Benefits Health

By Sarah Kolvas / June 4, 2021

Optimizing the benefits of exercise may be a matter of using the right training combination that includes plenty of light physical activity.

High Levels of Inactivity and Distractibility

By Shirley Eichenberger-Archer, JD, MA / June 4, 2021

Studies continue to reveal a strong connection between physical activity and brain fitness—and now between inactivity and distractibility.

Three Pillars of Mental Health

By Shirley Eichenberger-Archer, JD, MA / May 10, 2021

Recent research findings identify these three healthy behaviors as predictive of good mental health and well-being among young adults.

Does Exercise Suppress the Immune System?

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

Have you heard the claims that strenuous exercise can suppress the immune system and increase infection risk?

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.

Exercise for Seniors

By ... / August 24, 2017

Certain types of exercise for seniors can lessen the chance that you develop more severe problems from the physical challenges of aging.

The Three Metabolic Energy Systems

By Jason Karp, PhD / February 1, 2009

The energy we use to move comes from three metabolic energy pathways: the phosphagen system, glycolysis and the aerobic system.

How to Calculate Calories Expended

By Jeffrey Janot, PhD / May 31, 2005

Clients frequently ask how many calories they burn during exercise. How do you answer so they know how to calculate calories expended?

A common inquiry clients often make is, “How many calor…

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