Exercises, Whole Health

What happens when we sit down?

Prolonged sitting negatively affects health by slowing metabolism, increasing LDL cholesterol, and leading to muscle atrophy. It can cause back and neck pain, reduce circulation, and increase diabetes and heart disease risks. To mitigate these effects, it's essential to take breaks, stretch, and incorporate movement every hour to maintain physical well-being.

Exercises, Whole Health

Essential Exercises to Enhance Glute Strength

Extended periods of sitting can weaken glute muscles, leading to shortened hip flexors and potential injuries, back pain, and obesity. Strengthening glutes is essential for pelvic stability, reducing back pain, enhancing athletic performance, and improving body shape. Suggested exercises include hip bridges, lunges, squats, and side leg lifts, recommended weekly.