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In the pursuit of a healthier lifestyle, the terms ‘physical activity’ and ‘exercise’ often surface. But, do you truly understand the difference between the two? Let’s embark on a journey of enlightenment with our expert physiotherapist as she unravels this crucial distinction.
Unraveling the Nuances: Physical Activity Vs Exercise While both are essential for our well-being, they serve different roles in our fitness journey. Physical activity encompasses all forms of movement, from everyday tasks to recreational sports. It’s the collective energy expenditure throughout the day. On the other hand, exercise is a structured and purposeful activity aimed at improving physical fitness and health.
Empowering Your Fitness Journey: Understanding this distinction empowers you to make informed choices regarding your fitness regimen. Discover how integrating both elements can unlock your true fitness potential.
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