Attached is a link to a ted talk regarding Type II Diabetes, what it is, how its caused and what we can do to prevent this from happening https://t.co/somgmMT9Os
@EM203Methner Early specialization can be detrimental for things such as burn out, injury and loss of love for the game. I believe individuals should play a plethora of sports at a young age. However, sports such as diving and gymnastics do require specialization at a young age
We all want our children to be as physically active as possible, but early specialization could be setting them up for failure! #EM203Robin https://t.co/VGfroIAe8A
This info graphic does an excellent job of both explaining the issues of eart sport specialization AND recommending ways to prevent this, which are quite simple! Play a variety of sports, especially at a young age.
@ArissWLU@Playfair97 Well Lucas, I personally like composting to combat food waste, as well as using alternative means of transportation such as public transport or sprinting across campus like naruto if I am in a hurry.
@christianlyle2@FitnessMagazine simple at home body weight exercises such as squats, lunges, push ups and planks are great for building muscle. Adding reps and reducing rest time help to burn fat too. This lifestyle improves cardiovascular health, injury prevention, mood & quality of life.
The solution to diseases and dysfunctions in our body as a result of a sedentary lifestyle is simple: Lets Get Moving - walk, run, bike, snowshoe, roller blade, heelys doesn't matter what kind of movement, just move. #EM203Robin#EM203Problems
Inactive sedentary lifestyles are steadily on the rise across many populations and age ranges, here is a deeper look at the health risks of an inactive lifestyle. https://t.co/BjX9xsUi6m
@EM203SKrestell Non communicable diseases are greatly affected by our lifestyle and habits. For instance, type II diabetes can be greatly reduced and mitigated by a decreased sedentary life style, proper nutrition, and an increase in physical activity.
@EM203SBoivin Social factors play a crucial role in health. In many cases individuals have their health reduced as a result of sacrifice for the care of their families. For examples parents reduce physical activity because they are providing for their families via increased work.
@EM203ASandhu Hi Amrit, I believe it's really important that we can apply these models not only in the classroom, but in applied settings such as the workforce. #EM203Robin