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Exercise in Pregnancy — NHS: 150 Minutes a Week, Start With 10 Minutes a Day, Strength on 2 Days, Avoid Lying Flat
The NHS says exercise is safe in pregnancy and recommends, as for all adults, 150 minutes (2 and a half hours) of moderate activity a week plus strengthening on 2 days. New to exercise? Start with about 10 minutes a day and don't take up running.
How to Be More Active — NHS Better Health: Move Every 30 Minutes, About 20 Minutes a Day for 150 a Week, Strength 2 Times a Week
NHS Better Health sets a target of 150 minutes of moderate activity a week, about 20 minutes a day, and says every minute counts. Set a reminder to move every 30 minutes, take the stairs, and do strength activity at least 2 times a week.
How Much Exercise Adults Need — 150 Minutes Moderate or 75 Vigorous a Week, Strength on 2 Days (NHS, Ages 19 to 64)
The NHS guidelines for adults aged 19 to 64: 150 minutes moderate or 75 vigorous a week, spread over 4 to 5 days or more, plus strength work for all major muscles on at least 2 days. Moderate means you can talk but not sing.
Benefits of Exercise, by the NHS — Up to 30% Lower Risk of Early Death, 10 Lower Risks, 150 Minutes a Week, and 7 Hours of Sitting
The NHS says exercise can reduce the risk of major illnesses such as heart disease, stroke, type 2 diabetes and cancer and lower the risk of early death by up to 30%. It lists 10 lower risks and tells adults to aim for at least 150 minutes a week. Many adults sit for more than 7 hours a day.