Benefit of Cycling #4: Reduce Heart Disease!
Studies from Purdue University in the US have shown regular cycling can cut your risk of heart disease by 50%. Cycling just 20 miles a week reduces your risk of heart disease to less than half that of those who do not exercise.
And according to the British Heart Foundation, around 10,000 fatal heart attacks could be avoided each year if people kept themselves in better shape
Low-Sugar Anti-Inflammatory Desserts? Yes!
- At August 07, 2023
- By Holly Gish
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Sweet tooth acting up again? Try these low-sugar, anti-inflammatory dessert recipes to satisfy your craving without impacting your health!!
Back Extension Challenge!
- At August 04, 2023
- By Holly Gish
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Test your spinal and hip mobility as well as your core and back strength with this back extension, called a Superhuman (also called a Superwoman or Superman).
Benefits of Cycling #3: Live Longer!!
“King’s College London compared more than 2,400 identical twins and found those who did the equivalent of just three 45-minute rides a week were nine years ‘biologically younger’ even after discounting other influences, such as body mass index (BMI) and smoking.“Those who exercise regularly are at significantly lower risk of cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, all types of cancer, high blood pressure and obesity,” says Dr Lynn Cherkas, who conducted the research. “The body becomes much more efficient at defending itself and regenerating new cells.”
To read the entire article, click here: https://www.bikeradar.com/advice/fitness-and-training/30-great-benefits-of-cycling/
Anti-Inflammatory Soup- Red Lentil with Saffron
- At July 31, 2023
- By Holly Gish
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Try this delicious, super healthy, anti-inflammatory recipe that will provide several weekday meals!
Can you pas the Sit-to-Stand Test?
- At July 28, 2023
- By Holly Gish
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For each part of the test, (sitting down & standing up), you get five points. Deduct a point every time you touch anything but your feet/hips on the ground. Each time you use a hand, knee, thigh, elbow or forearm, deduct one point. This test used data from people 51 through 80. A perfect score is 10, but a score of less than 8 was associated with a death rate 2-5 times higher over a 6-year period in both men and women. Test scores a little low? Schedule an appointment with a certified Momentum trainer and let’s get you moving better!