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40. Movement is Medicine! Why Exercise is the Answer to Your Stress, Anxiety, and Injury

40. Movement is Medicine! Why Exercise is the Answer to Your Stress, Anxiety, and Injury

FromLive Your Personal Best - Workout Motivation and Routine Building For Current and Former Athletes


40. Movement is Medicine! Why Exercise is the Answer to Your Stress, Anxiety, and Injury

FromLive Your Personal Best - Workout Motivation and Routine Building For Current and Former Athletes

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Length:
24 minutes
Released:
Nov 30, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

How often have you been told to rest when you’re not feeling the best? What if that is actually doing more harm than good? Movement, not rest, might be the medicine you need.  


 


In this episode of Girls Gone Healthy, I have Tatiana, a New York City-based trainer who teaches her signature program ‘Move Better’.  She’s a dancer, cheerleader, volleyball player, and has been a coach since the age of 17. She spreads the importance of moving better and using movement as medicine. 


 


Listen in to learn why moving your body when injured is medicine and works better than just lying down.  


 


Key Takeaways: 



Focusing on all the muscles and balances that are happening to your body through collective exercising. 


The difference between moving and moving better plus the importance of retraining the muscle for athletes.  


The lessons you learn from having an injury like why the rehabbed part of your body ends up being the stronger side of your body.  


How not to think about getting hurt when you go back to exercising after getting injured. 


Moving your body is medicine- why lying down for too long after an injury is going to do your body more harm than good. 




Finding a new routine after quarantine. 



 


Episode Timeline: 



[1:16] Tatiana explains her journey to becoming a physical therapist.   


[4:45] Understanding collective exercising and moving better.  


[13:30] She explains why she believes movement is medicine.  




[16:52] Why you should still move even with upper-body injuries without pushing too hard.  



 


Quotes: 



“No one’s ever going to be perfect but being proactive about it is important.”-Tatiana [5:47] 


“Rest for a day or two; but you cannot be lying down for 2 weeks, that’s going to do more harm to your body.”- Tatiana [15:20] 


“Stop feeling bad for yourself; everyone is going through something, and the best way to take care of yourself is to move.”- Tatiana [17:21] 



 


Connect with Tatiana: 


www.trainingwitht.com 


https://www.instagram.com/training_with_t/  


 


Come join our fitness community: https://bit.ly/2PZ2zTC   


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Released:
Nov 30, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode

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Top Podcast for helping you move from STUCK and OVERWHELMED to MOTIVATED and CONFIDENT in living a healthy lifestyle. Are you struggling to find motivation to stick with your workout routine? Do you want to eat healthier but you’re done trying yet another diet? Are you stuck on even where to start when it comes to getting in shape, eating right, and feeling confident in your body? I know exactly how you feel. Hi guys, I’m Emily Coffman. I was a Division I Athlete and honestly I was really burnt out of that lifestyle. I knew there had to be a way to be healthy without devoting my life to it. So, I wanted to create a plan for you where we can create a lifestyle that works with you and for you. If you are ready to find your healthy lifestyle for good, this is the place for you. Welcome to Live Your Personal Best. This podcast has been created for informational and entertainment purposes only. This should not be taken as medical advice. http://emilycoffman.org or reach out at emily@emilycoffman.org