HEARThrive - Module 4 - Exercise For Heart Health




HEARThrive - Module 4 - Exercise For Heart Health

Do you worry that your heart health might be compromised because you never exercise? That is a legitimate concern. Do you wish you could get into the habit of doing regular exercise but never seem to get around to it? In Module 4 of HEARThrive, the focus is on getting you motivated to do exercise. The wonderful thing is that you don't need to do a lot of exercise to reap some important benefits. You will see many examples demonstrating how to do a variety of exercises and avoid the boredom factor. You can work more movement into your daily life and you don't need to use any special equipment. You will discover the many hidden health benefits of doing some exercise on a regular basis. Imagine reducing your risk of heart disease or stroke, lowering your blood pressure, lowering your risk of chronic disease including diabetes, feeling happier and more upbeat, being physically stronger and able to do things you enjoy, sleeping better, lowering your future risk of getting dementia or Alzheimer's, and living longer and healthier into your senior years.  Knowing all the benefits you can achieve with exercise will inspire you to get active and stay active for the rest of your life.

Exercise Every Day to Keep Heart Disease Away

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What you will learn
  • Learn reasons why exercise can benefit your heart health.
  • Learn what exercises to do to optimize your heart health.
  • Learn how much time to dedicate to exercise and ways to be more efficient so that you can reap the benefits in less time.

Rating: 4.66667

Level: All Levels

Duration: 1.5 hours

Instructor: Malcolm & Myron Achtman


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