Two reports in today's news build on the BBC documentary of last year - which showed brief bouts of high intensity exercise having great health benefits.It may not work for everyone, but who can't afford one minute?
The first report is by Dr. Shayesteh and his interview is available on video courtesy of wytv.com
full report here: http://wytv.com/2016/06/01/dr-shayesteh-the-impact-of-one-minute-exercise/
The second report is by Dr Ram Krishna Chandu of Siddhi Memorial Hospital, Bhaktapur, India, and he recommends early morning walks (while the air is not at its cleanest, you have the rest of the day to expel any pollution).
full report: https://thehimalayantimes.com/kathmandu/morning-walk-key-good-health-says-doc/
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documentary, exercise, health, popular science, videoIf you enjoy more exercise, here's a 15 minute complete routine. This makes sense to me, but if time is short then the 1 minute routine is clearly better than nothing.
https://darebee.com/workouts/one-and-one-workout.html
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documentary, exercise, health, popular science, video, fitness
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