How You Felt About Gym Class May Impact Your Exercise Habits Today

9/11/2018

This article discusses how our experiences and feelings towards gym class during childhood can impact our exercise habits as adults. It highlights a study that found a correlation between negative memories of gym class and reduced physical activity later in life. The article suggests that negative experiences, such as feeling embarrassed or inadequate, can create a lasting aversion to physical activity. On the other hand, positive experiences and supportive environments during gym class can encourage individuals to maintain an active lifestyle. The author emphasizes the importance of creating inclusive and enjoyable physical education programs to establish a lifelong commitment to exercise.

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