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The discussions collectively emphasize the importance of outdoor physical activity for mental well-being, with phrases like 'this suggests now is the time' to make activity a community priority, and mention study results showing increases in activity during the pandemic. The tone’s enthusiasm and focus on practical implications reveal a high level of interest and perceived impact.
Most discussions support the findings, emphasizing the significance of physical activity on mental health during the pandemic, indicated by phrases like 'making physical activity a priority' and 'important to promote.'
Participants show high interest, often highlighting study results and expressing excitement about the publication, demonstrating active engagement with the topic.
Posts reference specific data points, such as percentages of inactive individuals becoming more active, and mention the study's publications, reflecting thoughtful and meaningful interaction.
Discussions underscore the study's potential influence, with comments about making policy or community recommendations and celebrating its widespread citations, implying it could drive real change.
Very excited that our article "The Impact of COVID-19 on Physical Activity Behavior and Well-Being of Canadians" has been published @IJERPH_MDPI Thank you to everyone who participated! https://t.co/sCXkjWGPr3 @goufv @cbcnewsbc @orcbc_ca @SIRCtweets
inactive Canadians who did more physical activity outdoors had lower anxiety during phase 1 lockdown. Dress for the weather and start moving outdoors. @carlnienhuis @goUFV @AbbyNews @TheProgress https://t.co/TMoyjavk89
Crazy to see that this has over 100 citations! This suggests to me that now is the time to make physical activity a priority in the community. https://t.co/TMoyjavk89
STUDY. 33% of inactive individuals became more active while 40.3% of active individuals increased activity. By @Dr_Iris_Lesser & @carlnienhuis "The Impact of COVID-19 on Physical Activity Behavior & Well-Being of Canadians." @IJERPH_MDPI @goUFV @orcbc_ca https://t.co/BRVXibnA7v https://t.co/bheOSpe14g
Never would have thought that this pandemic would be getting close to one year and that this middle of the night paper idea would reach over 50 citations https://t.co/TMoyjavk89
カナダの身体活動、自然への曝露、幸福度、不安に関するオンライン調査 活動的でない人が、パンデミック隔離期間中、活動的になった場合、幸福度が有意に増加したが、元々活動的であった人ではその変化は見られなかった。 https://t.co/fcTgoqguOT
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RT @Dr_Iris_Lesser: Crazy to see that this has over 100 citations! This suggests to me that now is the time to make physical activity a pri…
Crazy to see that this has over 100 citations! This suggests to me that now is the time to make physical activity a priority in the community. https://t.co/TMoyjavk89
RT @Dr_Iris_Lesser: Never would have thought that this pandemic would be getting close to one year and that this middle of the night paper…
Never would have thought that this pandemic would be getting close to one year and that this middle of the night paper idea would reach over 50 citations https://t.co/TMoyjavk89
Have you been moving more, less, the same since the pandemic started? https://t.co/Z2Va5HDChP #movemore #wellness #COVIDー19 @DrScottLear
RT @Dr_Iris_Lesser: inactive Canadians who did more physical activity outdoors had lower anxiety during phase 1 lockdown. Dress for the we…
RT @Dr_Iris_Lesser: inactive Canadians who did more physical activity outdoors had lower anxiety during phase 1 lockdown. Dress for the we…
inactive Canadians who did more physical activity outdoors had lower anxiety during phase 1 lockdown. Dress for the weather and start moving outdoors. @carlnienhuis @goUFV @AbbyNews @TheProgress https://t.co/TMoyjavk89
Covid19 #PhysicalActivity behaviour: results of a study of Canadians' physical activity behavior, nature exposure, well-being and anxiety levels during #Covid19. https://t.co/D4dMa68vCu #PhysicalActivity #Wellbeing https://t.co/NsIs2f3shz
RT @Alzhacker: カナダの身体活動、自然への曝露、幸福度、不安に関するオンライン調査 活動的でない人が、パンデミック隔離期間中、活動的になった場合、幸福度が有意に増加したが、元々活動的であった人ではその変化は見られなかった。 https://t.co/fcTgoq…
RT @Alzhacker: カナダの身体活動、自然への曝露、幸福度、不安に関するオンライン調査 活動的でない人が、パンデミック隔離期間中、活動的になった場合、幸福度が有意に増加したが、元々活動的であった人ではその変化は見られなかった。 https://t.co/fcTgoq…
カナダの身体活動、自然への曝露、幸福度、不安に関するオンライン調査 活動的でない人が、パンデミック隔離期間中、活動的になった場合、幸福度が有意に増加したが、元々活動的であった人ではその変化は見られなかった。 https://t.co/fcTgoqguOT
RT @Dr_Iris_Lesser: Very excited that our article "The Impact of COVID-19 on Physical Activity Behavior and Well-Being of Canadians" has be…
RT @SIRCtweets: STUDY. 33% of inactive individuals became more active while 40.3% of active individuals increased activity. By @Dr_Iris_Le…
RT @SIRCtweets: STUDY. 33% of inactive individuals became more active while 40.3% of active individuals increased activity. By @Dr_Iris_Le…
RT @Dr_Iris_Lesser: Very excited that our article "The Impact of COVID-19 on Physical Activity Behavior and Well-Being of Canadians" has be…
RT @Dr_Iris_Lesser: Very excited that our article "The Impact of COVID-19 on Physical Activity Behavior and Well-Being of Canadians" has be…
RT @SIRCtweets: STUDY. 33% of inactive individuals became more active while 40.3% of active individuals increased activity. By @Dr_Iris_Le…
STUDY. 33% of inactive individuals became more active while 40.3% of active individuals increased activity. By @Dr_Iris_Lesser & @carlnienhuis "The Impact of COVID-19 on Physical Activity Behavior & Well-Being of Canadians." @IJERPH_MDPI @goUFV @orcbc_ca https://t.co/BRVXibnA7v https://t.co/bheOSpe14g
RT @Dr_Iris_Lesser: Very excited that our article "The Impact of COVID-19 on Physical Activity Behavior and Well-Being of Canadians" has be…
Very excited that our article "The Impact of COVID-19 on Physical Activity Behavior and Well-Being of Canadians" has been published @IJERPH_MDPI Thank you to everyone who participated! https://t.co/sCXkjWGPr3 @goufv @cbcnewsbc @orcbc_ca @SIRCtweets