Not exact matches
The 129 sedentary adult ages 18 to 64 recruited for the study, irrespective of their sex, ethnicity or BMI classifications, correctly estimated
physical activities of light
effort but underestimated moderate and vigorous
effort, even after being given commonly used exercise
intensity descriptors.
«Our study suggests that these
efforts should consider time of day and also focus on increasing lower -
intensity physical activity and reducing inactivity.»
These observations led Dr. Yue and colleagues to hypothesize that training - induced voluntary strength gain relies on level of
effort rather than the
intensity of
physical exercise.
This ensures we are freshest and able to train with the most
effort and
intensity for those
physical abilities which demand it most, and less for those which are less demanding.
For runners who are already meeting the recommended
physical activity guidelines (150 minutes of moderate -
intensity physical activity every week), the extra
effort put in exercise can lessen the risk of heart disease even more.