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Smart Heart Seminar posted in the group Smart Heart Seminar
We undergo Cardio Training to strengthen the heart, but if we don’t follow a proper schedule, are there any chances of harming the heart instead of strengthening it?
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Yes, I mean, if you do it wrong, you can damage yourself, I mean, you’ve got to do something pretty crazy to do damage to yourself. But more likely, you might damage yourself from a musculoskeletal point of view before you even damage yourself from a heart point of view, if you do silly stuff. In fact, Tim Hutchings and I were talking yesterday,…Read More
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Smart Heart Seminar posted in the group Smart Heart Seminar
Hi, I’m interested to know Professor Buckley’s view on cardiac rehab for ARVC patients. Is exercise safe for these people?
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First thing is, what do we define as exercise? ARVC is Arrhythmogenic Right Ventricular Cardiomyopathy. Dr Contractor might want to comment, but I can’t give a blanket recommendation on a question like that, it needs careful evaluation. But when we talk about exercise, what do people mean by this? We have…Read More
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I’d just like to add a bit more to Prof Buckley’s answer. So, yeah, ARVC potentially could be something which needs serious evaluation. I think you must meet with your doctor, preferably a sports cardiologist who understands it. And then based on the patterns of his ECG, you can be given exercise advice. It would be difficult to give advice over…Read More
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Smart Heart Seminar posted in the group Smart Heart Seminar
What precautions should be taken while exercising in patients who have ASD devices placed in their heart?
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ASD which stands for Atrial Septal Defect is what we commonly call as “a hole in the heart”. You have the left side of the heart on the right side and the twain shall never meet normally. But sometimes people are born with a little hole in the heart and the impure and the pureblood mix. Once the ASD is fixed, majorly…Read More
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Smart Heart Seminar posted in the group Smart Heart Seminar
Can we just confirm whether the advice is to wear a mask when doing moderate-intensity exercise outdoors? For example, walking in the countryside with only occasional brief encounters with other individuals passing at a safe distance, should you wear a mask? If the answer is yes, please justify for what purpose.
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Smart Heart Seminar posted in the group Smart Heart Seminar
Can someone opine about the pros and cons of HIIT vs LIIT (duration, frequency, etc.), especially in those over 50, like me, and want to optimize heart health vs weight loss?
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HIIT stands for high-intensity interval training and I assume LIIT stands for low-intensity interval training. So here is a very simple piece of advice, I would not recommend someone to go straight into HIIT. It’s become a fad these days across a lot of different high-intensity programs. You can do it only if you have a…Read More
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When we look at the research around this, we have to remember that in the research settings, people have been observed very, very closely. And also the people that want to do it have volunteered to do it. So there’s a safety element to determine with the high-intensity training. The other thing is, behaviorally, is it something that people are…Read More
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I think people have to appreciate that being a high-level professional athlete is an occupational hazard, and people take on those risks and they put their bodies through extreme cases, but usually, they stop doing them by the time they get to thirty-five when the body decides that it can’t cope with that level. So, you…Read More