James Bullen

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1,082 appearances 27 recordings 1 series first heard Nov 2017 last heard Feb 2020

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It's 8 33am, I've just arrived at work and I'm taking the elevator up to Radio National. voice-verified
This is part of my daily routine, but I've noticed some colleagues have a more peculiar and punishing route to level 4. voice-verified
Rather than the lift, they trudge up 8 flights of stairs, then another 8 to get down for lunch, another 8 after lunch, and another 8 to leave the building. voice-verified
They do get a bit of a huff and a puff on, but how much good does it really do? voice-verified
Emmanuel Stamatarkis is Professor of Physical Activity, Lifestyle and Population Health at the University of Sydney. voice-verified
You might get all the exercise you need, playing sport, or going to the gym, but if you haven't exercised in a long time, if you're overweight or obese, or if you're very time poor, these exercise snacks could be appealing. voice-verified
And we've heard about the benefits of incidental activity before. voice-verified
The catch here is that you can't just go for an ordinary stroll in the park. voice-verified
Researchers would usually categorize that as moderate physical activity, but high intensity incidental activity, like sets of stairclimbs, is tougher. voice-verified
Professor Stamatarkis is the author of an editorial in the British Journal of Sports Medicine talking about the potential benefits of this type of exercise. voice-verified
In one small Canadian trial, researchers saw an improvement in the cardiorespiratory fitness of a group who performed sets of stairclimbs after just six weeks, compared to a control group of people who did nothing at all. voice-verified
And higher levels of cardiovascular fitness are associated with lower risk of heart disease, type 2 diabetes, and stroke. voice-verified
Professor Stamatakis emphasizes this field of research is still very young. voice-verified
But if high-intensity incidental activity works, voice-verified
How much voice-verified
So there you are. voice-verified
Step it up, skip the lift when you can. voice-verified
Now just four more flights of stairs to go. voice-verified
So this has led to quite significant changes over the past few years in the way cancer care has been done between Townsville and Mount Isa in particular. matched
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