. SPORTS MEDICINE : PHYSICAL EXERCISE AND FITNESS: ISSUES: Good Health Need Not Require Routine Exercise--Study Good Health Need Not Require Routine Exercise--Studyby Neha Jindal February 26, 2010 Med Guru
<http://www.themedguru.com/20100226/newsfeature/ good-health-needn-t-require-routine-exercise-study-86132460.html> A shorter URL for the above link: <http://tinyurl.com/y8k58zh>A dedicated workout once a week is as effective as everyday strenuous exercises to obtain good health, suggests a novel study.
Researchers at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) have found that fatiguing oneself with rigorous exercise each day is not imperative as far as good health is concerned.
A weeks workout constricted in to one hour of dynamic exercise could prove equally beneficial.
According to the researchers, this intense exercise or interval training was initially performed by Olympic athletes and was stated as Olympic-style workout.
It was considered taxing for normal people primarily but later studies showed that it could be useful if performed out of the sports field.
Lead researcher, Jan Helgerud, exercise expert at NTNU said, High-intensity interval training is twice as effective as normal exercise.
This is like finding a new pill that works twice as well. We should immediately throw out the old way of exercising, added Helgerud.
<snip> Expert adviceAccording to the study researchers, people should try a minimum of four sessions of four minutes each, with three minutes of intervals.
You should be a little out of breath, but you shouldnt have the obvious feeling of exhaustion. Helgerud suggested.
Intense activity is required for well-built and strong muscles and conventional workouts lasting for longer time periods cannot do much in shaping the body, stated the researchers.
Intense workout weekly most effective ANI, Feb 27, 2010, 04.09pm IST Times of India <http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/life/health-fitness/fitness/ Intense-workout-weekly-most-effective/articleshow/5620004.cms> A shorter URL for the above link: <http://tinyurl.com/yheyynk>Jan Helgerud, of the Norwegian University of Science and Technology , reckons that the healthy formula can work for everyone, reports The Daily Express.
<snip>High-intensity interval training is twice as effective as normal exercise, he said. This is like finding a new pill that works twice as well. We should immediately throw out the old way of exercising.
A week's worth of exercise in less than an hourPeople who complain they have no time to exercise may soon need another excuse. Some experts say intense exercise sessions could help people...
By MARIA CHENG The Associated Press Seattle Times<http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/ nationworld/2011190249_intenseworkout226.html>
A shorter URL for the above link: <http://tinyurl.com/y9psg3r>"High-intensity interval training is twice as effective as normal exercise," said Jan Helgerud, an exercise expert at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology. "This is like finding a new pill that works twice as well ... we should immediately throw out the old way of exercising."
Studies on intense training have been published in sports-medicine journals and have largely been based on young, healthy people. Experts say more studies are needed on how older and less fit populations handle this type of exercise before it can be recommended more widely.
Intense interval training means working very hard for a few minutes, with rest periods between sets. Experts have mostly tested people running or biking, but other sports such as rowing or swimming should also work.
<snip>Some experts cautioned that ordinary people shouldn't substitute their regular exercise routine for intense training.
"There isn't enough evidence to say people should do one or the other," said Gary O'Donovan, a sports and exercise expert at the University of Exeter. "Any bout of exercise has the potential to improve your blood pressure or lower your cholesterol, and it doesn't necessarily have to be intense."
Still, O'Donovan said more intense exercise would probably produce better benefits.
Olympic-style workout a faster route to better healthFebruary 26, 2010 Sydney Morning Herald
<http://www.smh.com.au/world/olympicstyle-workout- a-faster-route-to-better-health-20100225-p61a.html> A shorter URL for the above link: <http://tinyurl.com/yanh4vn>In Britain and the US, officials recommend about 2 hours of moderate exercise per week.
Mr Helgerud said that could be slashed with interval training but officials had been afraid the method might overtax some. ''I'm much more afraid of people not exercising at all,'' he said. ''Inactivity is what's killing us.''
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