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Group Training: Push Harder and Also Helps with Depression/Anxiety

We all pushed harder today. Iron Sharpens Iron - For more group training ideas see - https://www.stewsmithfitness.com/blog... But for beginners, group exercise helps with both depression and anxiety symptoms, says a recent study in the British Journal of Sports Medicine. Not just any specific exercise, but many types of physical movement. From high to low intensity effort, walking, jogging, stretching/yoga, and strength training, regardless of age, are a natural way to help with common issues we all have with depression and anxiety issues. Exercise alone has its limitations. While if clinically depressed or suffering from anxiety disorders, exercise is not enough to replace therapy and/or medications, though, it still has enormous benefits and can supplement (not replace) traditional therapies for all levels of stress. The results from the study “reflect that aerobic exercise demonstrates the most substantial impact on both depression and anxiety symptoms. The greatest benefits by population group for depression were seen in emerging adults aged 18–30 and postnatal women. Greater reductions in depression were associated with exercise in groups and supervised settings. Exercise of shorter duration and at lower intensity was most strongly associated with anxiety reduction.” Find a Group and Keep it Short and Sweet If you need to unwind from a stressful day or struggle with depression and anxiety, the “go hard or go home” approach may worsen symptoms. Instead, take an easy walk with neighbors, take a yoga class, water aerobics, or other fitness classes at fitness centers; just find a group or workout partner and do a 20–30-minute low-intensity exercise event several times a week. These have shown to be more effective for mental health than intense individual workouts. Here are some ideas to find your tribe and keep it short and sweet: Improve Quality of Life - Ask Neighbors/Friends to Walk - Group workouts lower stress, combat feelings of isolation, and are generally easier to keep up consistently, ensuring long-term health benefits (both mental and physical). The best part of this option is that it is free, easy, and provides immediate social and cardiovascular benefits. This will reduce stress and improve mood throughout the rest of the day. Find a park in your area, and you will likely find workout or walking/running or hiking groups that use it for outdoor fitness activities, providing sunlight and fresh air to support mental and physical health. Want to create live streams like this? Check out StreamYard: https://streamyard.com/pal/d/61646124...