Social distance measures require citizens around the globe to stay at home. In this situation, how can people stay active and maintain their physical and mantel well being while also protecting themselves and others by staying put? Read here some ideas. Staying physical active is very important to maintaining good health, both physically and mentally. The World Health Organization (WHO) recommend that everyone engage in “150 minutes of moderate intensity or 75 minutes of vigorous intensity physical activity per week, or a combination of both.” Yet global pandemic control measures mean that for the inhabitants of many countries, the usual avenues for exercise, such as gyms, wellness studios, public swimming pools, and even parks, are now off limits. In many places, regulations even bar people from stepping outside their homes other than making irregular supermarket runs for the bare essentials. In this context, staying active and keeping fit may see...
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