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Exercise



1

The Exercise-Stress Paradox

Exercise helps to reduce stress.

When stressed, people are less likely

to exercise.









2

Exercise and Stress Reduction

1. Makes you feel less

anxious

2. Relaxes you

3. Increases alertness

4. Makes you feel better

about yourself

5. Reduces depression



3

Exercise and Stress Reduction

6. Helps you sleep better

7. Increases your energy

8. Rids the body of stress-

causing adrenaline and

other hormones

9. Encourages a healthier

diet

10. Allows you time for

yourself

4

Stress and Exercise Reduction

People are less likely to

exercise during stressful

times

Time constraints

Creates a cycle









5

Exercise Programming

Endurance, Strength, Flexibility

Individualized

Find something enjoyable

Physical activity









6

Indoor Activities

Treadmill running Judo, Karate,Tai Kwan Do

Treadmill walking Weightlifting

Step aerobics Swimming laps

Stair climbing Aerobics

Stationary bike Yoga

Push-ups Cross-country ski

Jump rope machine

Racquetball Climbing gyms

Tai Chi Rowing machine

Ballet Elliptical trainer

Salsa Dancing Water aerobics

Other Dancing Cleaning, housework 7

Outdoor Activities

Running Cross-country

Walking skiing

Mountain-biking Downhill skiing

Hiking Tennis

In-line skating Basketball

Backpacking Football

Beach volleyball Baseball

Racewalking Soccer

Kayaking Frisbee



8

Programming (continued)

Learn more about activity

Equipment Cost Location

Safety Skills Lessons

Variety

Make physical activity a part of your

daily life!







9

Motivated To Move!

Recommendations by the

American Council on

Exercise

– Begin with appropriate

expectations

– Structure program to match

goals, preferences, needs,

and history

– Choose activities that fit your

lifestyle

– Set appropriate goals

– Give yourself choices 10

Motivated To Move! (Part 2)



– Recognize positive consequences

– Increase rewarding & decrease

negative aspects

– Chart progress & get feedback

– Use prompts to set the stage

– Find models of good health







11

Motivated To Move! (Part 3)

– Enlist social support

– Develop personal responsibility

and commitment

– Prepare for lapses

– Create an overall healthy lifestyle









12


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