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Exercise for work and exercise done for play may have different outcomes though. I remember reading George Sheehan’s Running and Being and he says dockworkers
by JohnJamesRambo 9y ago
Exercise for work and exercise done for play may have different outcomes though. I remember reading George Sheehan’s Running and Being and he says dockworkers etc don’t seem to get the same health benefits from their work exercise. There’s something unique about it being for play.
- gamblor956 9y agoImportantly, mice are exercised by being forced to run in wheels, i.e., cardio. There have been studios in humans showing that cardio exercise has mental benefits, presumably in part due to increased blood flow to the brain. And anecdotally, among knowledge workers like lawyers and doctors, cardio exercise is disproportionately over-represented compared to average populations.
- chiefalchemist 9y agoThe last bit is interesting. But ya have to wonder which came first...the runner or the knowledge worker. Know what I mean?