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WeeklyMD > Blog > Fitness & Exercise

Fitness & Exercise (Page 99)

Timing Is Everything When It Comes to Calorie Intake

2019-07-15
By: Weekly MD Team
On: July 15, 2019
In: Fitness & Exercise, Nutrition / Vitamins, Sleep Disorders

MONDAY, July 15, 2019 (HealthDay News) — If you skip or skimp on breakfast, grab a quick lunch and then load up at dinner, your food intake is likely out of sync with your body’s needs. Not getting calories when you really need them (hint: during the day) could beContinue Reading

Swimming Lessons a Must for Everyone

2019-07-14
By: Weekly MD Team
On: July 14, 2019
In: Fitness & Exercise, Health News, Kids' Health, Public Health

SUNDAY, July 14, 2019 (HealthDay News) — Swimming lessons can lower the risk of drowning, but black kids often miss out on learning this lifesaving skill, a leading pediatricians group says. “Everyone should have the opportunity to learn to swim,” said Dr. Kyle Yasuda, president of the American Academy ofContinue Reading

When You Time Your Workout May Be Key to Staying Slim

2019-07-12
By: Weekly MD Team
On: July 12, 2019
In: Fitness & Exercise, Mental Health, Obesity

FRIDAY, July 12, 2019 (HealthDay News) — Losing weight is one thing, but keeping it off is another. Now, a new study suggests that exercising at the same time each day is key. The research, on 375 adults who maintained a weight loss of 30 or more pounds for atContinue Reading

Elbows Key to Your Walking Efficiency , Study Shows

2019-07-12
By: Weekly MD Team
On: July 12, 2019
In: Fitness & Exercise

FRIDAY, July 12, 2019 (HealthDay News) — Do you pump your arms while walking? Keeping your arms straight while walking is much more energy-efficient than walking with bent arms, but arm position doesn’t make much difference when running, a new, small study finds. The study included eight university students —Continue Reading

No Amount of Running Is Too Hard on Your Heart

2019-07-11
By: Weekly MD Team
On: July 11, 2019
In: Fitness & Exercise, Heart / Cardiovascular

THURSDAY, July 11, 2019 (HealthDay News) — Ultramarathons are grueling races that typically range anywhere from 30 to 100 miles, but new research suggests that even these distances don’t tax the heart unduly. “The good news is that while experienced runners pushed their heart limits during the ultramarathon, they didContinue Reading

How to Find Your Best Exercise Style

2019-07-11
By: Weekly MD Team
On: July 11, 2019
In: Alternative Medicine, Fitness & Exercise

THURSDAY, July 11, 2019 (HealthDay News) — Are you trapped in an exercise routine that’s good for your body, but isn’t motivating your spirit? It’s time to find your exercise style. One way is to make a list of the pros and cons of the exercise options that are mostContinue Reading

A Guide to Gift Shopping That’s Good for Your Health

2019-07-09
By: Weekly MD Team
On: July 9, 2019
In: Fitness & Exercise, Health & Technology, Healthy Living

TUESDAY, July 9, 2019 (HealthDay News) — Shopping for a gift for a friend or loved one? Instead of wracking your brain over which sweater to buy, keep in mind that gifts for good health are always the right size. You can be extravagant with a gym membership or aContinue Reading

Exercising When You Have High Blood Pressure

2019-07-05
By: Weekly MD Team
On: July 5, 2019
In: Fitness & Exercise, Heart / Cardiovascular

FRIDAY, July 5, 2019 (HealthDay News) — High blood pressure is a serious risk factor for heart disease, stroke and other life-threatening medical conditions. While many people need medication and dietary changes to control their blood pressure, exercise is a key component of nearly every management plan. Scientists know thatContinue Reading

3 Moves for Better Balance

2019-07-01
By: Weekly MD Team
On: July 1, 2019
In: Care Giving, Fitness & Exercise, Neurological

MONDAY, July 1, 2019 (HealthDay News) — Guarding against falls isn’t just for the elderly. The inner ear’s ability to maintain balance can begin to decline as early as age 40, according to a study in Frontiers of Neurology. So the time to improve your balance is now. Strong legsContinue Reading

Sour Note: Marching Band Members at Risk When Temperatures Soar

2019-06-29
By: Weekly MD Team
On: June 29, 2019
In: Environmental, Fitness & Exercise, Mental Health, Public Health

SATURDAY, June 29, 2019 (HealthDay News) — A new study is sure to strike a chord with anyone who plays in a high school or college marching band. The researchers report that long, afternoon practices and playing on artificial turf put marching musicians at high risk of heat stroke. “PeopleContinue Reading

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