Have you considered that your stress level should impact your workout? Whether you're walking through an enormously stressful event or simply had a terrible night's sleep, you need to take this into consideration with regard to your movement. Amy Connell | Graced Health Podcast

Why your workouts should be different when you’re stressed

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Stress. As this episode releases near the end of the pandemic, I’m pretty confident in saying we’ve all experienced it. The last year has held various forms and intensities of stress. But let’s be honest…we experienced stress before COVID, and we will continue to when we are in our new normal (whatever that is).

Have you considered that your stress level should impact your workout? Whether you’re walking through an enormously stressful event or simply had a terrible night’s sleep, you need to take this into consideration with regard to your movement.

Have you considered that your stress level should impact your workout? Whether you're walking through an enormously stressful event or simply had a terrible night's sleep, you need to take this into consideration with regard to your movement. Amy Connell | Graced Health Podcast

I discuss:

  • How some stress is actually beneficial to our workouts
  • The physiological impact of stress
  • How that impacts your exercise
  • How to manage it from a workout perspective

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