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it's an app that improves the quality and span of life of seniors through personalized, assisted training plans.
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> Short bursts of vigorous activity, like brisk stair climbing, may reduce cardiovascular risk i half, even without formal exercise.
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ππ Shoutout to everyone whoβs moving frequently! π»π Youβre not just staying activeβyouβre boosting focus π§ , staying sharp β‘, and investing in a longer, healthier life πͺ. Every step counts! πΆββοΈβ¨
The Deep Squat Hip Opener ποΈββοΈβ¨ is a mobility exercise that focuses on improving hip 𦡠and ankle flexibility π€ΈββοΈ, while strengthening those inner thighs πͺπ₯!
WAAAAT! You can now get support via WhatstApp π²
Have a question, need an adaptation, or just want to give some feedback? Click the link below the exercise instructions.
As requested, we are increasingly adding GIF recordings to the exercises! π₯
Want to be represented? Get in touch, and I will send you some exercises so you can record yourself and be featured on @movefrequently!
@MoveFrequently is getting traction, and you folks are providing great feedback. To start, you were missing two things:
β²οΈ A way to know how long were you exercising.
π₯ A visual aid to understand how to do the exercise without needing to read all of it.
Roger that! π
New feature: you will now see a countdown for the duration of the exercise.
It can help you build an intuition of how long you are performing it! π πΌ
Sedentary behavior is broadly associated with future adverse cardiovascular outcomes, with particularly prominent effects on heart failure and cardiovascular mortality, where risk increased significantly at approximately 10.6 hours per day.
Although guideline-adherent moderate-to-vigorous physical activity partially mitigates excess risk, optimizing sedentary behavior appears to be important even among physically active individuals.