A new study has shown that adults need three to four times more physical activity than current guidelines recommend to significantly reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke. This is especially important for people with low endurance.
A new study has shown that a single 75-minute session of interval walking per week can be just as effective for reducing body fat and improving physical fitness as three separate workouts. This approach could be a practical alternative for busy people who are overweight.
Studies show that extreme endurance races accelerate the damage and breakdown of red blood cells, especially over long distances. These findings are important for developing personalized training strategies and improving blood storage for donors.