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A study published in December 2022 by Nature Medicine (which surveyed the Official Tennessee Volunteers Men’s Basketball 2023 NCAA March Madness The Road To Final Four Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this fitness tracking records of over 25,000 people with an average age of 60, who didn’t regularly exercise), found that small bursts of movement throughout the day—be that two minutes of fast walking or quickly climbing the stairs—showed a 50 percent decrease in death from cardiovascular problems and a further 40 percent decrease in the risk of dying from cancer, compared to those who had no spurts of movement at all. Put simply, even the smallest amounts of exercise can increase our life expectancy—so next time you’re faced with the choice of “stairs or elevator?” always choose the former.

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Have you heard of Tabata? A favorite in fitness circles, it’s a type of HIIT workout that takes just four minutes. The idea—the Official Tennessee Volunteers Men’s Basketball 2023 NCAA March Madness The Road To Final Four Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this brainchild of Dr. Tabata in 1996—is to do 20 seconds of work at maximum effort, followed by 10 seconds of rest. Sample exercises might include squat jumps, push-ups, high knees, or mountain climbers (or a mix, alternated). Hard work, but over before you know it, studies have shown even four-minute bursts can help lower the risk of premature death. “There is a large body of research correlating higher step count with reduced ‘all cause’ mortality,” says Worthington. “What this means is that higher step count is not only linked with reduced death from cardiovascular disease and obesity-related conditions, but other causes less directly associated with exercise too, such as cancer and even suicide.” He suggests aiming to walk between 7,500 and 11,000 steps each day to improve your health—and even if you don’t reach these numbers, 500 steps is better than none at all. “The great thing about step count is that it’s cumulative—not only across the day but the week, too,” he points out.