TWO DAYS COUNTS
Current U.S. guidance recommends muscle-strengthening activity involving all major muscle groups on at least two days each week.
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EXERCISE MEDICINE PEARLS
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SMALL BOUTS STILL COUNT
Physical activity no longer needs to occur in 10-minute blocks to count. Small amounts can provide benefits and help inactive adults build toward larger goals.
MOVE MORE, SIT LESS
Any amount of moderate-to-vigorous activity can help offset some of the risks associated with sedentary behavior.
THE TALK TEST EXISTS
During moderate-intensity aerobic activity, most people can talk but not sing; during vigorous activity, speaking more than a few words becomes difficult.
SOURCES, BECAUSE WE ARE ALLEGEDLY IN MEDICAL SCHOOL
- CDC: Adult Activity Guidelines
- HHS: Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans
- HHS: Guidelines Questions & Answers
Educational information only—not diagnosis, treatment, or an individualized exercise prescription.
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