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Using Physical Activity to Enhance Health Outcomes Across the Life Span

Using Physical Activity to Enhance Health Outcomes Across the Life Span
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Abstract

Physical activity has been widely recognized as one of the primary determinants that proliferates positive psychophysiological health in individuals. Despite the numerous benefits of engaging in physical activity, a majority of the global population continues to be physically inactive or sedentary. The aim of this brief commentary is to capture the benefits of engaging in regular physical activity across the life span. In particular, this paper will highlight the benefits of engaging in regular physical activity with respect to age, gender, atypical populations, and lifestyle. Future research and recommendations have also been addressed.

Keywords

Physical Activity
Health
Lifespan
Psychology
Physiology
Kinesiology

Author

Dev Roychowdhury

Journal

Journal of Functional Morphology and Kinesiology

URL

https://www.mdpi.com/2411-5142/5/1/2?ref=drdevroy.com

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Dr Dev Roychowdhury
Dr Dev Roychowdhury is a researcher, psychological scientist, and consultant in mental health and performance psychology.
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