brain in motion study
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Active Living for Healthy Brains: A Community Engagement Event
My BIM Story
Chris Hylton, Participant
April 20, 2016
Personal Experience - Pros
•Push ups 20 from 3•Sleep•Running what’s that?•Fitness levels way up•Knockkneeitis
• New friends from the program• New friends who are runners• Now that I am in an elite
fitness category you getMembership offers fromMountain rescue groupsUltra marathon groups
Cons
•Being scolded by my senior neighbours for running
•“You are going to ruin your knees!”
•“You don’t see any old runners do you?
•Worst was
• I developed a physical illness that was mysterious
I visited my family physician
•He asked me the usual questions
•When did it start?
•What makes it worse?
•What makes it better?
•He was struggling for a diagnosis
The key question was When Did it Start?
•To be honest I did not know?
•Then I checked some of the early BIM documentation
My Doctor Probed Further
•Were there any Traumatic Arrow Events (TAE’s)?
•No can’t think of any?
•Then I remembered
•Does anyone know what it was?
The Traumatic Arrow Quiz
Life after exercise
•Has anyone tapered off their training? I have a solution!
•Does anyone remember when we were gassed?
•We were hooked up to CO2 cylinder which simulated exercise
•Which led me to conclude
•Does anyone know?
Exercise is redundant