Os Múltiplos Benefícios da Atividade Física Durante a Pandemia do Coronavírus
Por James F. Sallis (Autor), Michael Pratt (Autor).
Em Revista Brasileira de Atividade Física & Saúde - RBAFS v. 25, n 1, 2020.
Resumo
A atividade física é um dos fatores mais importantes para uma boa saúde. A atividade física ajuda a prevenir e / ou tratar muitas condições de saúde física e mental, melhorando o funcionamento de vários sistemas fisiológicos1. Neste artigo, explicamos como o aproveitamento do poder salutogênico da atividade física pode ajudar a aliviar as consequências da pandemia do coronavírus de seis maneiras. Este comentário é uma versão expandida de um blog que foi distribuído para líderes em atividade física e saúde pública no início de abril de 2020 para conscientizar sobre a relevância da atividade física durante a pandemia do coronavírus.
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