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This health-based approach is especially relevant now; Americans spent 77% of their waking hours sitting or being otherwise inactive before a global pandemic, a study published in the Annals of Internal Medicine found, and sedentary behavior has long been linked to cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and even premature death.

You would think that idealization is a normal part of falling in love. I mean, when we begin a new relationship we usually see our partner in the perfect light, and ideally we want them to see us as mirrored reflections of each other.

To offset negative health implications (like sitting all day), exercise snacks could be even shorter than what Gibala’s research has found. That study from the Annals of Internal Medicine found that merely getting up at least every half hour could help. Holder recommends standing up and “doing a few sets of high knees or jumping jacks, running up and down a set of stairs, or doing five minutes of stretching or mobility work” to maximize your health potential.

For many, idealization is the defining factor in their relationships. Here is where some may get so wrapped up in seeing their partner as “perfect” that their own sense of self-worth and self-esteem become enmeshed with how “perfect” their partner is. When their partner is seen as all-good, their own esteem and worth are in check. And, when the pedestal starts rocking, so can their sense of self-worth.

The key, if you’re looking to reap those time-efficient benefits Gibala’s cycling study highlighted, is to go all-out for at least one minute within those 10 minutes. What qualifies as “intense” will be different for everyone, Gibala says. “In general, high-intensity exercise involves efforts that exceed 80% of your maximum heart rate,” he explains: You should be breathing heavily, and unable to maintain a conversation.

Idealization is not a new concept — even Freud discussed how it is formed as both a seemingly normal part of Ego development through primary narcissism in infancy and how it can become pathological.

But a short interval workout doesn’t have to be that structured. When sedentary young adults performed exercise “snacks” — vigorously climbing 60 steps of stairs three times a day, leaving one to four hours between climbs for recovery — researchers (including Gibala) found that they not only showed improvements in their cardiorespiratory fitness, but they also were able to generate more power in a cycling test.

Stacking your snacks can lead to even more of a payoff, and may be more accessible in these WFH times. Starting your day with a 10-minute arm workout, then doing a 20-minute run at lunch, and wrapping up with a 15-minute lower-body workout at night helps you get closer to your minimum physical activity requirements without sucking up too much of your time at once.

But, just to clarify here, especially if you have specific fitness goals, these short workouts can’t replace all longer workouts. Think about it this way: If you were training for a marathon, you wouldn’t replace all your runs with sprints. You wouldn’t be able to go the distance. Fitness, like most things, requires a multifaceted approach, says Holder. “Two times a week, you should do something endurance-based to improve your capacity for exercise. Once a week, you should do something strength-based. Then, you can plug your shorter workouts in when you don’t have more time,” he explains. “You’ve now set up a system where you’ve got a high/low approach in terms of time and intensity.”

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“There’s a difference between fitness for performance and fitness for health,” he says. From a health standpoint, fitness can be about controlling blood sugar, improving mental health, or improving your longevity, he explains. Fitness for performance, on the other hand, zeroes in on getting stronger, faster, or fitter. “Exercise snacking is more about elevating your base level of health and keeping up with general movement, so you can perform better when you do want to perform.”

Because, at the end of the day — especially given the current state of the world — “the most important thing for most individuals is not the workout itself, it’s how much they move,” says Gibala. “Keep the big picture in mind: However you can accumulate your ideally 150 minutes a week, it all counts.”

If you do want fitness benefits, Holder recommends a minimum 10-minute workout. Here’s what he suggests that looks like: Warm up for two to three minutes (jog in place, do some dynamic exercises like knee hugs, leg swings, or side lunges with rotations); then do an upper body exercise, lower body exercise, cardio exercise, and core exercise for 30 seconds each; take a quick break after a set, then repeat that set of four exercises four times; cooldown for two minutes, and get back to your day.

Because, at the end of the day — especially given the current state of the world — “the most important thing for most individuals is not the workout itself, it’s how much they move,” says Gibala. “Keep the big picture in mind: However you can accumulate your ideally 150 minutes a week, it all counts.”

The idea of exercise snacking has also been championed by Joe Holder, a performance specialist, health consultant, and founder of the Ocho System. In March, partially in response to the Covid-19 pandemic, Holder launched a library of under-20-minute exercise snacks on Instagram. To him, exercise snacks are about reframing your fitness mindset.