Entries Tagged as 'exercise'

Wednesday, May 19th, 2010

Tools Unmask Desires

How much do we really know about why we do what we do?  We are usually quite ready to explain the reasons for our actions in some detail, but on closer examination such explanations often seem to be rationalizations.  So how can we tell which of our explanations to believe?  If we are not willing [...]

Monday, April 19th, 2010

Weighing the Evidence on Exercise – NYTimes.com

In a completed but unpublished study conducted in his energy-metabolism lab, Braun and his colleagues had a group of volunteers spend an entire day sitting. If they needed to visit the bathroom or any other location, they spun over in a wheelchair. Meanwhile, in a second session, the same volunteers stood all day, “not doing [...]

Monday, January 25th, 2010

Treadmill desk (part 6, hopefully the final summary) « Richard WM Jones

via rwmj.wordpress.com Posted via web from crasch’s posterous