SBM Physical Activity Special Interest Group
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Official Twitter of the Society of Behavioral Medicine's Physical Activity Special Interest Group. Opinions are our own. RT is not an endorsement.
Joined January 2022
📅 Join us on Wednesday, May 21 from 12-1 pm ET for our @BehavioralMed upcoming webinar: Integrating climate change into behavioral medicine research: Lessons from physical activity researchers
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Congratulations to board member Kevin Lanza & his co-authors for being awarded 2024 Article of the Year: Best Observational Study by Journal of Physical Activity and Health! 👏.The article is now permanently free access (!) and you can check it out here:
journals.humankinetics.com
Background: Extreme heat may discourage physical activity of children while shade may provide thermal comfort. The authors determined the associations between ambient temperature, shade, and moderate...
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We are looking for a few new members to join the SBM PA SIG Advisory Board! Over the next year, we will need assistance with social media, newsletters, and webinars. 💻✍️🛜. Check your email for the short application form and apply by Friday, May 2nd 🏋️.
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RT @TheDenverBrown: Considerations in Using Heart Rate-Based Physical Activity Estimates from Consumer Wearables in Individuals with Varyin….
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Although moderate-to-vigorous physical activity (MVPA) is a widely used construct in physical activity (PA) research, the lack of standardized assessment methods – particularly with the growing use...
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RT @LibbyAnnR1: Understanding HCP Perceptions of AI in PA Promotion (IRB-2024-1434) Do you talk with patients about exercise? Please tak….
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This week's paper spotlight 🔦collected data from 162 elementary schools on PA practices and determined if opportunities were consistent with a Whole-of-School approach + examined associations with school-level characteristics 🎒.
ajpmonline.org
Schools can support students’ participation in physical activity by offering opportunities consistent with a Whole-of-School (WOS) approach; however, the extent to which physical activity opportuni...
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Congratulations to our PA SIG members @yueliao and @ShirleneWang for winning the social media leaderboard and eco-friendly challenge for free registration to #SBM2026 in Chicago! We know we will see them there and we hope to see all of you too!.
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Thank you for a great SBM meeting! This year’s annual meeting featured more than 100 presentations related to physical activity! #SBM2025
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This week's paper spotlights results from the STAYFit trial 🌟.Following 12-week interventions, there was a greater increase in self-reported cognitive function in cancer survivors in the yoga group vs aerobic and stretching-toning exercises 🧘♀️>🏃♀️💪 .
frontiersin.org
Various physical activity-based interventions have been tested to determine their efficacy in improving cancer related cognitive decline (CRCD), however the ...
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We had so much fun with you all at the Field Day Frenzy yesterday! Thank you for coming and supporting @BehavioralMed Science Communication Fund this year! #SBM2025
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Save the date and sign up for our next webinar on May 21 on integrating climate change into behavioral medicine research! #SBM2025
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Our chair Natalia Heredia leads us through congratulating the rest of the SIG award winners #SBM2025
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Congratulations to our Local Innovator Award recipient Positive Coaching Alliance! Thank you for all your great work in the Bay Area! #SBM2025
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Outgoing chair @DrAngelaJFong gives us updates and lets us know that our SIG was renewed for another year! @BehavioralMed #SBM2025
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Great questions and discussion about how to disseminate some of this information to youth, caregivers, and coaches/adult leaders to end this great panel #SBM2025
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Pamela Behrman discusses the components of the US Center for SAFESPORT, presents some recent data, and provides policy recommendations to protect youth athletes #SBM2025
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Duncan Seawell introduces us to his youth CrossFit program, Forging Youth Resilience, to promote physical and mental resilience among athletes from under-resourced communities. Coaches receive trauma informed training to provide a safe and inclusive space for all #SBM2025
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