
This episode of the FoundMyFitness podcast features a discussion between the host and endurance athlete Brady Holmer, focusing on a new study challenging the conventional "one minute of vigorous exercise equals two minutes of moderate exercise" guideline. They dissect the study's methodology, which used wearable accelerometers to objectively measure physical activity, and highlight the finding that vigorous exercise may be four to ten times more beneficial than moderate exercise for various health outcomes, including cardiovascular health, diabetes prevention, and cancer risk reduction. The conversation explores the physiological adaptations triggered by vigorous activity, such as improved cardiovascular function and insulin sensitivity, and touches on practical implications, including the benefits of vigorous intermittent lifestyle physical activity (VILPAs) and structured exercise snacks, while also promoting the host's free training guide and premium membership.
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