Short Daily Movement

24/04/2021

What short daily movement do you do?

There is nothing wrong with the act of sitting but prolonged sitting day after day causes problems. Things like increased risk of cardiovascular disease, diabetes and premature death. Fortunately, there are multiple ways to incorporate more movement into your day.

22/04/2021

Complete our survey and Grab your chance to win!
We are giving away AU$ 50 Dollar Amazon Vouchers in the next few days. 1 in 10 winning chance! It is still possible to enter the prize draw. To take part please complete our fun survey:
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IT IS STILL POSSIBLE TO ENTER. We will close the survey once all spots are full. So be quick :-)

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21/04/2021

CURTIN UNIVERSITY IS CALLING FOR NON-EXERCISERS!
Australia, New zealand, UK, USA, Canada...International survey!
Did you know that Short Daily Movement is free, fun and beneficial? Keen to participate?
Go to: https://lnkd.in/emqKJST
Grab your chance to win a A$50 Amazon Voucher. We need only 21 more survey completers! After that we will do the prize draw! 1 in 10 winning chance! Please help us reach our goal and take part in fun and important research!
PARTICIPANTS FROM ALL COUNTRIES CAN TAKE PART!
Please help us reach our goal! Recruitment will close soon!
Be part of our community: facebook.com/shortdailymover
THANK YOU!

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04/04/2021

Did you know that short daily movement is free, fun and effective? Want to take part in interesting research and enter a free prize draw?
Curtin University is looking for WORLDWIDE non-exercisers to complete a survey on short daily movement. Go to: https://curtin.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_a9v8GLU79qZCwGF
Australian survey completers can also take part in a focus group next week and obtain a Coles Voucher.

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24/03/2021

CALLING FOR NON-EXERCISERS AGED 35-75
OPPORTUNITIES TO WIN AND EARN!

Did you know that being active can be short, fun and integrated in your everyday routine?

Curtin School of Population Health is running a large global study on Short Daily Movement (e.g., everyday movements such as using the lift instead of the stairs).
ALL COUNTRIES CAN PARTICIPATE:
We are calling for participants to complete our survey and if interested also to take part in a fun online focus group. Survey completers can enter a prize draw and have a 1 in 10 chance of winning an Amazon gift voucher.
AUSTRALIANS ONLY:
After completing the survey, you can also sign up for the online focus group. All focus group completers receive a Coles voucher. Your views will be used to develop messages to promote such movements and can help others be more active.

To complete the survey and find out more information please go to:

https://curtin.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_a9v8GLU79qZCwGF

This study is part of an international project funded by the National Health and Medical Research Council. This research has been approved by the Research Office at Curtin and carries Ethics Approval Number HRE2020-0670.

16/03/2021

Getting fit isn’t all about Lycra and sweat, our everyday activities can also work wonders, with a bit of effort

01/03/2021

Hi everyone,

Check out a news article that was published today about our project:

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-03-01/-incidental-exercise-benefits-study-looks-at-benefits/13188714

To participate in our study go to:
https://curtin.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_a9v8GLU79qZCwGF

For worldwide survey completers: Prize draw spots still available
For Australians survey completers: You are eligible to sign up for an online focus group and earn a gift card. New spots available for ages 35-75.

That walk to the bus stop, taking the stairs instead of the lift, using a manual lawnmower to cut the grass — how much benefit can we get from incidental exercise?