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Exercise shouldn’t be a privilege, it’s a human right. A/Prof Simon Rosenbaum from @unsw is on a mission to remove barriers to exercise, so that everyone can experience its mental health benefits:

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Carolyn3 years ago

@simon_rosenbaum @UNSW Footpaths. We need footpaths. Every new housing development, linking places to shopping centres, schools etc. Being able to walk with your family, your babies and your elderly increases incidental exercise, and deliberate exercise, social cohesion,belonging & mental health

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Exercise Works!3 years ago

@simon_rosenbaum @UNSW ping @The_VANGUARD_EU @ISPUP @WHO_Europe @GeorgeMetsios @JarekMaestu @JoaoBreda2 Hi Simon we'd like to add this clip to the VANGUARD #MovementForMovement resources for undergraduate doctors, nurses and AHPs. Is that okay please? George/Romeu please flag with partners.

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Dr. Ashley Gluchowski, CSEP-CEP, CSPS3 years ago

@simon_rosenbaum @UNSW Love this! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

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Max Loomes3 years ago

@simon_rosenbaum @UNSW Great explainer! 👏

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Robert Wade3 years ago

@simon_rosenbaum @UNSW Yeah, barriers to exercise Adequate health care, freedom from violent hate crimes inflicted by police - those rights can wait

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Andrew3 years ago

@simon_rosenbaum @UNSW Being lazy is usually the barrier.

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Lisa Dow2 years ago

@simon_rosenbaum @UNSW At Keep Moving we try and remove these barriers. Low cost, virtual, and supportive environment

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