You may understand that food is a nutrient: something we need in large amounts for survival. But have you ever thought of movement as a nutrient? Any nurse or doctor can confirm this truth as they witness countless bed-ridden patients who require their bodies to be manually moved just for blood flow. But while most people understand the importance of movement, many get it all wrong in terms of intensity, frequency, and type. Just like we're trying to cram in as much as possible into one day, one meal, one social event, one work meeting... ...we try to cram in a day's worth of required movement into one workout. So, we go all out. We think if we just do the most intense exercise possible and end up curled into a ball of sweat and tears, then maybe, just maybe, we pushed ourselves hard enough. But this couldn't be further from the truth of what your body actually needs for health, longevity, and how to effectively manage your body composition... |