Resistance Exercise: The What, Why, and How to Get Your Patients Training-Session Recording

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The video features a detailed presentation on the importance, mechanisms, and benefits of resistance training, led by Raghav Sharma and his colleagues. They explore basic mechanisms of resistance training, including muscular hypertrophy and neural adaptations. The presentation highlights the significance of resistance training in various health aspects, such as body composition, bone health, cardiovascular health, metabolic health, mental health, frailty, and overall morbidity and mortality. The team debunks myths related to resistance training, emphasizing that it's not inherently dangerous and is beneficial for all age groups, including the elderly.<br /><br />They address common barriers to resistance training such as lack of time, interest, and misconceptions about injury risks. The team underscores the importance of appropriate dosing and progressive resistance to mitigate injury risks. They also provide guidelines for integrating resistance training into daily life, suggesting that even short, manageable sessions can be beneficial.<br /><br />Furthermore, practical advice is given for exercise selection, training-related parameters, and how to adapt exercises for individuals with disabilities or specific conditions like arthritis or back pain. The presentation concludes with case studies, demonstrating how personalized exercise prescriptions can effectively manage conditions and improve overall health outcomes. Through this comprehensive session, the speakers aim to empower health professionals to better counsel patients on resistance training, challenging misconceptions and promoting a proactive approach to health.

Keywords

resistance training

muscular hypertrophy

neural adaptations

body composition

bone health

cardiovascular health

mental health

exercise guidelines

injury prevention

personalized exercise

health outcomes

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