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Cardiorespiratory fitness is associated with lower anger and anxiety

https://linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii/S000169182600171X
47•PaulHoule•2h ago

Comments

toomuchtodo•2h ago
Related:

Exercise may relieve depression as effectively as antidepressants - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46541672 - January 2026

Exercise twice as effective as anti-depressants - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39396047 - February 2024

Running from the Pain (2018) - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27306725 - May 2021

Running from the Pain - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16573009 - March 2018

arctic-true•1h ago
I am pretty confident from my own experience that the study’s conclusion is broadly true. But the study leaves open one obvious alternative explanation: people who have enough free time to exercise regularly (and exercise was used as a stand-in for fitness level, it doesn’t look like they actually measured anything else) could have less stressful and anger-inducing lives overall.
PeterStuer•1h ago
Alternatively: People who spent their time regularly exercising instead of arguing on Facebook or X, have lower anger and anxiety.
PaulHoule•1h ago
Which introduces variables such as: "believes in righteous anger"
rustyhancock•59m ago
And alternatively again, you need to have lower anger and anxiety to engage in excercise!

I'm sure all of this is an inseparable mess.

But it doesn't affect the recommendation does it? Everyone should aim to be physically fit and that involves engaging in cardiorespiratory exercise.

usefulcat•47m ago
I thought of “people who have enough time to exercise because they don’t have to work multiple jobs in an attempt to scrape together enough to make ends meet”.
oncallthrow•36m ago
Under 10 million people in the US (less than 6% of workforce) work multiple jobs.
fellowniusmonk•1h ago
The angriest people I have met have, without exception, had 30 mins to hop on a bike or march in place or something.
kace91•1h ago
Pretty much everything related to exercise is a direct or indirect positive effect for health.

Stress relief, tiredness leading to better sleep, physiological effects of muscle gain, physiological effects of weight loss, social interaction in shared spaces, exposure to sunlight, push to improve diet in pursuit of fitness goals, better self image, social effects of becoming more physically attractive…

marginalia_nu•15m ago
Anecdotally, I started lifting again a few weeks ago. Took a few years off due to Covid complications, but was previously exercising regularly.

Walked up to the bar stressed about all sorts of things, everything is expensive, car is making weird chafing noises when I make sharp turns, politics, this and that.

Did 3 sets of 5 deadlifts with a 60kg bar. Barely any weight on the bar since I didn't want to annihilate my joints. Regardless, as I finished the sets, all that stress was just gone, and it stayed away for days. I was calmer, clearer, more present.

I don't think I have fewer reasons to be stressed since getting the gym card, but I sure am less stressed.

Deadlifts in particular, but really any full body lifts have always been a mental state degauss button for me. Doesn't matter how many problems you have before you walk up to that bar, you'll barely remember them when you're done.

engineer_22•1h ago
My final year of college I lived 2 miles off campus and would daily bicycle to school. In previous years I would commute via car as I lived too far to make the trip conveniently. I perceived greater emotional well-being during the 1 year period of moderate daily exercise. My grades also improved dramatically and I was more resilient during periods of sleep deprivation or intense study. As an adult with a family it has been more difficult to establish a pattern of daily physical activity. Going to the gym is very boring for me.
mertd•1h ago
> Going to the gym is very boring for me.

Try group exercise studios, if you have one available. The classes are usually one hour. It makes planning very easy. Same time, every week. All you need to do is to show up.

tylerflick•1h ago
You could try signing up for a race. 5k’s are a good intro if you’re new to running. Plus it’s a nearly free hobby.
Havoc•1h ago
Fitness or the exercise to get there?
SJMG•1h ago
You get the fitness from the exercise. They didn't subject people to exercise, they surveyed them on what they already do and found a correlation between exercise and emotional resilience.
small_model•1h ago
Would a stressed out Amazon/Uber eats delivery person who is very fit from working 10 hours a day, but with barely enough money to feed their family going to be less angry/anxious than a rich person lounging at his villa with zero worries? This is looking at one variable which isn't very useful.
0_____0•53m ago
working != working out

if you don't believe me, take one look at a construction site and the workers on it.

small_model•49m ago
But the article mentions cardiorespiratory fitness, not working out vs working.
seizethecheese•46m ago
Diet is the main driver of obesity, not exercise. These folks are often in great shape under a layer of fat.

More apropos, have you ever met an anxious construction worker? I haven’t.

Angostura•37m ago
> This is looking at one variable which isn't very useful.

It’s a core part of the scientific process: “All else being equal…”

sp1nningaway•45m ago
I am 100% certain my resilience to stress and anxiety is directly tied to my cardiovascular health. I'm prone to a heart-racing, hot-eared flywheel of anxiety. When I've been running a lot I can FEEL the vagal tone/HRV fitness that gives me an physical off ramp for the mental space to take a fucking chill pill.
jerlam•43m ago
Cardio is unpleasant and stressful, which is why most people don't do it. Someone willing to do something that is not fun, on a regular basis, is going to have stronger mental status that someone who doesn't try at all.

As Calvin's dad says, misery builds character.

AstroBen•21m ago
It's only unpleasant and stressful when you're unfit. I cycle 4-6 hours a week and it's wayyy more pleasant than sitting around at home
reducesuffering•16m ago
Agreed, cardio is actually generally enjoyable, hence the massive popularity of run clubs and marathons. It is unpleasant for the first couple months of someone 20 years sedentary and overweight going into 9/10 effort runs though (when they should jog)
mhurron•14m ago
People who enjoy exercise are in the minority. Literally doing anything I find interesting would be preferable to exercise, I exercise because I have to, not because it is enjoyable in any way.
AstroBen•8m ago
I think it depends. People should branch out more and try different sports. I'm sure there's something most people could find that just happens to be exercise

I was like that when I was into lifting weights. I wanted the results, but found the process incredibly grueling

With running/cycling I like the activity, not that interested in the results

Aaronstotle•16m ago
I used to feel this way until I discovered cycling, I started running because I don't want to bike in NYC winter weather. Highly recommending trying cycling since you get to make it as hard as you want and it builds amazing cardio
Herring•41m ago
Exercise is good, everyone knows. The problem is advising people to exercise doesn't work and doesn't scale. Gyms are for people who have plenty of intrinsic motivation and money and time.

To improve physical activity at the population scale and over a lifetime, it literally has to be built into the design of the cities, so people get enough exercise while walking to work or grabbing groceries.

https://cs.stanford.edu/people/jure/pubs/activity-inequality...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KPUlgSRn6e0&ab_channel=NotJu...

gedy•38m ago
I think it would also help to not have everyone working so damn much.
amelius•22m ago
Or maybe work harder in the physical sense.

AI will help by doing all the intellectual work.

lenkite•23m ago
I have found stair walking a good, zero-cost, easily accessible and fast-to-execute means of exercise in urban areas. You can also scale-up/scale-down intensity and duration to your heart's content.
pigpop•20m ago
or you can just buy a kettlebell and do swings for as long as you can last
Aaronstotle•17m ago
Yeah, during covid and little bit after I was in amazing shape because I was able to go on nice long bike rides a few times a week. It got me thinking what would our society feel like if everyone was able to exercise?
noelwelsh•4m ago
Hear hear! Exercise at scale is a urban design problem.
mattlondon•12m ago
I wonder if there is some underlying lizard-brain thing going on here.

If you "know" you are physically unfit you are quick to anger and aggression because you potentially need to act like that to not need to rely on physical fitness if it came to needing it? I.e. you need to deter others through your aggression rather than relying on fitness if it came to a fight?

Or alternatively the other perspective if you "know" you are fit you can keep the stress hormones low safe in the knowledge that if it comes to it you've got the fitness to handle a fight?

...Or perhaps none of that!

Interesting.

csours•1m ago
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