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Which activity is unable to provide the recommended level of moderate physical activity each day?
jogging or skateboarding to a friend’s house
cleaning the house and going grocery shopping
taking the stairs instead of riding the elevator
exercising while watching TV
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Taking the stairs instead of riding the elevator.
Reason: brief stair climbs are short bursts and typically don't add up to the 30 minutes of moderate activity recommended each day (or 150 minutes per week). Jogging/skateboarding, cleaning + grocery shopping, or doing a workout while watching TV can meet the recommendation if done for sufficient duration and intensity.
Reason: brief stair climbs are short bursts and typically don't add up to the 30 minutes of moderate activity recommended each day (or 150 minutes per week). Jogging/skateboarding, cleaning + grocery shopping, or doing a workout while watching TV can meet the recommendation if done for sufficient duration and intensity.
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