
Today I talked to Jill about how much exercise we need each day and throughout the week. Jill told me that the Dr. Recommended amount seems to be 30 min a day. She also says that a growing amount of evidence shows that even 1/2 that amount can help. That’s only 15 min of moderate exercise a day can help you live a longer life.
Some people dread the word “exercise”, I know I do, so I have started a daily ritual, thanks to Jill’s motivation to get out and get moving. I don’t think of it as exercise any more. I like to get out for a walk in nature and I use this time to also find a time in my day for “sacred awe”. This is a time that I get my heart rate up, feel a little sweat and also enjoy the aliveness I feel in my body when I’m pushing it.
Your exercise can include a brisk walk, water aerobics, bike riding, sports of any kind, treadmill or elliptical machines or a good workout video.
You have to listen to this great call with Jill, it’s short and you will love it. I get a little excited about the changes that I’ve made to my lifestyle with some “exercise” and you’ll also hear about some research I found about the connection between brain growth and exercise, this is a must hear for anyone that is older or has older parents. You’ll want to get them moving!
Listen Below………………
For sedentary people, the main key is some exercise is better than none.
Jill says, “I know for me having type 2 diabetes it is so important that I exercise. Do it now and don’t wait for a health problem to arise.”
Isn’t that the truth? We’re making healthy lifestyle changes now that can affect the rest of our lives and the lives of our children. If it is to be it is up to me!
So make a goal and Get off the couch and “Get Up and Get Moving”
Thanks Jill!
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-Sheri Joi




