Os 10 artigos eleitos em 2019 pelo ACSM Fit

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Most Popular Articles from 2019

Each month in Fit Society, our curators highlight new content from ACSM

that will help you pursue a healthy and active lifestyle. These are the most popular articles and resources shared in 2019, as determined by you, the reader! Feel free to share these articles and resources with your friends, family, clients and patients.

Resistance Training for Health | Infographic

People of all ages and abilities who regularly participate in resistance exercise reduce risk of numerous diseases, improve quality of life and reduce mortality. Learn about the benefits of resistance training and the key components of a resistance training program in this new infographic.

Ten Things You Need to Know About

Sports Nutrition

When it comes to peak athletic performance, proper nutrition is an important factor. Dan Benardot, Ph.D., DHC, RD, LD, FACSM, author of the brand new ACSM's Nutrition for Exercise Science, offers 10 tidbits that you may not know when it comes to sports nutrition.

Sports Nutrition Myths Busted!

Keeping up with the latest science-based sports nutrition recommendations is a challenge. We are constantly bombarded with media messages touting the next miracle sports food or supplement that will enhance athletic performance, promote fat loss, build muscle, and help you be a super-athlete. At the 2019 ACSM Annual Meeting a group of some of the world's leading sports nutrition experts gathered to address frequent misconceptions with science-based research. Nancy Clark, MS, RD, FACSM, summarized the session in this ACSM Blog post.

A Map to Effective Muscle Recovery

As a physically active individual, recovery is key to reducing risk of injuries and allowing the body to rebuild itself after the stress of exercise. Our muscles, tendons, ligaments and energy stores require recovery, repair and replenishment to perform at our best during the next exercise bout. There are many different strategies to maximize recovery and minimize the amount of muscle soreness experienced after exercise. From good nutrition, sleep, regular days off, to different methods and tools, use this exercise recovery road map to find the best strategy to recover quickly and effectively.

Being Active When You Have Type 2 Diabetes

Being active is a great way to help your body burn calories and improve the way it uses insulin. Just one session of aerobic activity improves blood glucose (blood sugar) and insulin action up to 24 hours or longer! And if weight management is one of your goals, the right exercise plan will help. This downloadable resource from Exercise Is Medicine® can help you get started!

More Popular Articles and Resources

  • Carbohydrates: The Latest Research There is a lot of discussion about whether carbohydrates are "good" or "bad." Several researchers who presented at the ACSM Annual Meeting shared the latest science to address many questions circulating about the role of carbs in the athlete's diet.
  • Do You Really Know How to Run? In an industry-presented blog, ACSM partner Technogym offers valuable insights on improving your running form. Great advice for beginners and experienced runners alike!
  • America's Fittest Cities Announced! The 100 largest cities by population are ranked though a number of personal and community health indicators. Use the Fitness Index's city comparison tool to see how your hometown stacks up against others in all 33 indicators.
  • Heart Health Learn more about the recommended frequency, intensity and type of exercise that can lower your risk of cardiovascular disease.
  • Being Active When You Have Depression or Anxiety Being physically active for at least 30 minutes a day can lower your chance of depression by 48%. Tips and more information can be found in this downloadable resource from Exercise is Medicine®.

Access more articles and resources in ACSM's online resource library.


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