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New book published: ‘Coaches’ Corner’
7th November 2024
Essays to help sports coaches and P.E. teachers. My latest book, ‘Coaches’ Corner,’ is now available to buy on Amazon. It contains over 50 essays about athletic development, coaching, and physical education based on my work over the last ten years as Head Coach of Excelsior Athletic Development Club. How and what I’ve coached has […]
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Dangers of sedentary work- and how to combat them.

Avoid the dangers of office life

healthy officeRecent research on US office workers has shown that taking frequent breaks from the desk leads to a smaller waistline and better heart health.

Even those who exercised regularly, but then spent long periods sitting, had bigger waistlines and more cardiac problems than the frequent movers.

Some suggestions from the researchers on how to incorporate this into your lifestyle at work:

  • hold meetings standing up (not a bad idea anyway to curtail their length)
  • walk to colleague’s office and talk to them, rather than email them (again not a bad idea in the interest of trying to save civilisation)
  • have communal photocopy\ printing facilities that mean you have to leave the office to get the work (again might mean you cross fertilise ideas and conversations with people other than immediate neighbours)
  • stand up for telephone calls (I always do this having read previously that it changes how your voice appears into a more friendly upbeat tone). 

For further tips on how to get fit for the office worker, read our free ebook 

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