Let's Talk: Sedentary Lifestyle
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Couch-Potato Habits
Pressure doesn’t always convert into motivation for everyone. For some people the coping mechanism is inactivity, distress and sometimes becoming sedentary. There are people who give in to binge-watching entire seasons of shows or taking several naps during the day not as a way to relax, but as a way to procrastinate and avoid self-regulation.
The strong desire to stay indoors can lead to laziness. Sometimes it’s not easy to find motivation to do even the simplest things and all you want to do is sprawl out on the couch, and not move. It’s perfectly acceptable to do it from time to time, but you don’t want it becoming a habit.
As you’re inching closer and closer to your grandparent’s age, you realize that to stave off the effect of a sedentary lifestyle, it’s necessary to move a little bit more every day. You may start looking for opportunities to do extra movement during regular errands and chores. But what are these opportunities and how can we squeeze in some of them during the day to combat a sedentary lifestyle?
In this lesson you are going to learn more English vocabulary and loads of ideas to speak about it.
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The Importance of Leisure Time
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