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Barriers to physical activity are common.
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Published on Oct 27, 2016
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Barriers to physical activity are common.
Helping clients work through them is essential.
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Barrier: Lack of time.
This is the main reason people don't exercise.....
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Solution: Break it up...try 5 or 10 minutes to start
Smaller chunks of activity still have benefits. Something is still better than nothing.
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Barrier: Lack of motivation.
The more we sit, the more we want to. If a client is depressed, physical activity is often reduced.
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Solution: Stand up
Encourage clients to stand more. Too much sitting reduces circulation and increases fats in the blood.
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Solution: Movement is energizing.
Dancing, walking, soccer, basketball, swimming....it doesn't matter. Just move!
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Barrier: Fear of moving
Chronic pain or other health concerns often prevent people from moving.
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Movement reduces chronic pain.
Solution: Start with activities that don't increase pain. Physical activity improves health, including pain.
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Barrier: Lack of support
Not knowing what to do, how to do it or having someone to do it with can hold someone back.
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Talk to clients about their barriers for physical activity.
Helping your clients figure out a way to fit in physical activity is key to their improvement in their health.
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Help clients remove barriers.
An active lifestyle improves health and wellbeing!
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