Our study was the most talked about sport science study in June! No Time to Lift? Designing Time-Efficient Training Programs for Strength and Hypertrophy: A Narrative Review link.springer.com/article/10.100… vegard moe iversen Martin Norum Brad Schoenfeld, PhD

"There's no excuse for one minute of exercise" My patients are superstars! inquirer.com/health/one-min…

Nicely done! Prof Anne Tiedemann Prof Cathie Sherrington. Provider (mainly PT) training improves fall prevention exercise prescription - maybe MDs are next.

Study finds that nearly half (48%) of PTs thought their training didn't prepare them to prescribe strength training and only 62% passed a knowledge exam. If it were MDs, I'm sure that number would have been closer to zero pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34473297/ @shanapt Matt Stock, PhD

My older patients like things simple, so this easy-to-follow 5 minute chair stand workout that improved leg press strength (1RM) may be really useful. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33767255/

🎉Congrats to Dr. Matthew Silvis for being recognized on Hometown Heroes Night at Hershey Bears. In addition to serving his roles at Penn State Health, Silvis is the Bears’ team physician. Silvis was honored for his service to the team and the surrounding community.

New study shows that knowledge is a key barrier preventing women from doing strength training. -Which exercises? -How many repetitions? -How often? pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34800250/ Keep it simple. Try push-ups + squats - one set a day. Martin Norum @DrElizabethFord Brad Schoenfeld, PhD

Nice to see research questions getting asked that patients like mine really want to know, like.... “What’s the shortest strength workout that would help?” pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34822137/ Way to go team from Deakin! Jackson Fyfe, PhD D. Lee Hamilton Prof Robin Daly Deakin IPAN

Exercise is Medicine, but is it REALLY? Study shows that: - 67% of medical students are NOT comfortable writing an exercise prescription - 57% did not know how much resistance training is recommended. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34841206/ American College of Sports Medicine, @cegarber, Irfan Asif

“I don't want to exercise for longer than 5 minutes. I am lazy and hate sweating.” If TIME is the #1 barrier to exercise, why not test shorter programs? (Word Cloud from Survey of 261 US Adults, Jan 2021) Martin Norum, Brad Schoenfeld, PhD, Martin Gibala, @MWeston73, Rachelle

Sure strength training works, but - really - Sys Rev shows it increases leg press by 40 lbs and reduces TUG time by 3 sec in just 8 days ?!?! pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34453666/

A few good tricks that ALL work to improve physical activity adherence among older adults. David Conroy pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33000985/

Hiring a post-doc to work with a dream team (David Conroy, Dr Kathryn Schmitz, Margaret Danilovich) to test whether a novel 4 minute daily workout can improve walking ability among older adults (N=620). Could be game-changing. tinyurl.com/26ctpnmh. Apply here: tinyurl.com/5n958h6r

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