Therapeutic Lifestyle Program
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Therapeutic Lifestyle Program
Exercise for LifeExercise for Life
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Exercise for Life
Topics:
Benefits of exercise
Body composition
Measuring progress
How to make exercise a part of your life
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Exercise
Being physically active helps you feel good and helps you get more enjoyment out of life
Physical activity is one of the most important things you can do to enjoy a longer, healthier life
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Why Exercise?
Prolongs life Improves mood Achieves metabolic balance Promotes sustainable weight loss Strengthens heart and blood vessels Increases bone density Decreases risk for chronic conditions
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Aging, Health Risks and Cumulative Disability
“Persons with lower health risks tend to live longer than those with higher health risks. . .”
“Not only do persons with better health habits survive longer, but in such persons, disability is postponed and compressed into fewer years at the end of life.”N Eng J Med 1998;338:1035-41
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Decreases Risk of Common Chronic
Conditions Heart disease Hypertension Insulin resistance and diabetes Arthritis Depression Cancer Overweight/obesity Osteoporosis
EXERCISE
RISK
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Strengthens Heart Heart is a muscular pump Beats 100,000 times per day Beats 35 million times per year Promotes oxygenation of tissues
and delivery of nutrients Promotes removal of waste
products
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Strengthens Bones
Weight bearing exercise and resistance training will strengthen bones
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Weight Management
Burns excess calories
Increases lean body mass (LBM)
Strengthens this muscle mass
Increases basal metabolic rate (BMR)
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Basal Metabolic Rate
Rate at which your body uses calories at rest
Lean body mass influences BMR
People with higher % of lean muscle mass burn more
calories
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Metabolic Balance
Muscles use blood sugar for fuel
Exercise helps transport blood sugar into body cells Keeping blood sugar and insulin
in healthy range
Metabolic Balance
EXERCISEBLOOD SUGAR INSULIN
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Body Composition
3 Compartments Lean Body Mass Body Fat Water
Fat
Water
Lean Mass
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Effects of Aging on Body Composition
Body fat increases
Lean muscle mass decreases(referred to as sarcopenia)
20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90
LEAN MASS BODY FAT
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Effects of Exercise on Body Composition
Body fat decreases
Lean muscle mass increases
BODY FAT LEAN MASS
EXERCISE------------->
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Measuring Progress
Weight for Height
Body Mass Index
Waist/Hip or Waist Circumference
Bioelectric Impedance
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Weight for Height
Wide range of weights for given height
Doesn’t address body composition
Crude measurement
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Body Mass Index (BMI)
BMI = Weight (in kg) Height2 (in meters)
Tables of BMI values are readily available
A BMI of <25 = desirable25 – 29.9 = overweight>30 = obese
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Bioelectric Impedance
Measures body composition Lean muscle mass – predicts BMR Body fat % Body water – hydration status
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Women – Normal Reference
4.85.46.06.56.76.6Phase Angle
25.727.731.534.536.337.1Lean
Muscle Mass
35.834.329.125.823.922.5Body Fat
75-8465-7455-6445-5435-4425-34Age
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Men – Normal Reference
5.36.16.67.17.27.5Phase Angle
31.534.136.839.641.143.5Lean Muscle Mass
26.324.622.219.717.615.2Body Fat
75-8465-7455-6445-5435-4425-34Age
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Fitness – 3 Components
Aerobic – cardiovascular
Strength
Flexibility
STRENGTH
AEROBIC
FLEXIBILITY
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Aerobic Exercise
Oxygen supply to muscle is constant
Exercise within target heart rate range
Walking, hiking, swimming, cycling, rowing, running
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Aerobic Exercise
Great for metabolic balance
Uses fat and glucose for fuel
Tones cardiovascular system
30 - 60 minutes most days of the week
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Strength Training
The resistance in strength training: Increases lean body mass Improves basal metabolic rate
Key point to remember: Exercise muscle until fatigued Provide the calories and protein
needed to build muscle
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Strength Training – Frequency
If your goal is to: Lose fat, 2 times per week
maintain LBM
Increase LBM 3 – 4 times per week
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Flexibility
Lose flexibility, agility with aging
Muscle fibers shorten
Joint connective tissue weakens
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Stretching Improves Flexibility
Lengthens muscle fibers
Strengthens tendons and ligaments
Prevents injury
Mentally relaxing
Stretch 5 minutes after mild warm-up before exercise session and after
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Stretching Properly
Go slow – gradually stretch muscles
Don’t bounce – this may cause tears
Don’t curve spine – keep back straight
Hold stretches for 5 – 30 seconds
Stretch for at least 5 minutes after exercising
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Summary
Body composition more informative than weight for height
Lean muscle mass critical for long term health and fitness
Exercise helps improve body composition
3 important types of exercise Aerobic, strength, stretching
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Healthy Lifestyle
Live your life as if your health depends on it…because it does!
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Healthy Lifestyle
Add Life to your Years versus Years to your Life