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Originally Posted by seesaw
I had asked the healthy balance teachers (at the class I was taking) if there is any difference if it's an average of 30 minutes each day for the week or if you need to do it each day. They said that an average is fine, meaning you could do 3 days an hour each, and that would suffice. And I haven't had time to actually do a literature search to see if the difference in negligible or not, but I feel like there might actually be a big difference between averaging it versus hitting the 30 minutes daily.
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This quiz at the New York Times (you probably need a subscription to view it) cites research that shows that as long as you hit that minimum of 150 minutes per week, even working out on the weekends alone is just as healthy. I have not looked at that research yet.
Quiz: Test Your Exercise I.Q. - The New York Times
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