Vol. 7, Issue 1, Part A (2025)

This paper explores exercise snacking, which involves short bouts of physical activity spread throughout the day as a time-efficient alternative to traditional workouts. It examines its physiological, practical, and societal benefits, highlighting its role in improving cardiovascular health, metabolic function, and muscle activation. Exercise snacking integrates high-intensity exercises or everyday movements into daily routines, offering an accessible solution for individuals across fitness levels.
The study compares exercise snacking to prolonged exercise sessions, addressing challenges like consistency and misconceptions about its effectiveness. Research and case studies demonstrate its potential to enhance health outcomes and encourage adherence to an active lifestyle.
Additionally, the paper discusses strategies for incorporating exercise snacking into modern routines and explores its integration into public health initiatives. With growing popularity and evidence supporting its benefits, exercise snacking presents a promising approach to overcoming barriers to physical activity and promoting long-term health and well-being.