Physical Activity and Weight Loss ACSM, 2009. Weight Gain Physical activity will prevent weight gain – PA of 150 to 250 min. wk -1 with an energy equivalent.

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Physical Activity and Weight Loss ACSM, 2009

Weight Gain Physical activity will prevent weight gain – PA of 150 to 250 min. wk -1 with an energy equivalent of 1200 to 2000 kcal. wk -1 will prevent weight gain greater than 3% in most adults.

Weight Loss PA will promote clinically significant weight loss – PA < 150 min. wk -1 promotes minimal weight loss – PA > 150 min. wk -1 results in modest weight loss of ~2–3 kg – PA > 225–420 min. wk -1 results in 5- to 7.5-kg weight loss – A dose–response exists.

Weight Regain After Loss PA will prevent weight regain after weight loss – Some studies support the value of ~200- to 300- min. wk -1 PA during weight maintenance to reduce weight regain after weight loss, and it seems that ‘‘more is better.’’ – However, there are no correctly designed, adequately powered, energy balance studies to provide evidence for the amount of PA to prevent weight regain after weight loss.

Lifestyle PA Lifestyle physical activity is useful for weight management – Lifestyle PA is an ambiguous term and must be carefully defined to evaluate the literature. – Given this limitation, it seems lifestyle PA may be useful to counter the small energy imbalance responsible for obesity in most adults.

PA and Diet Restriction PA combined with energy restriction will increase weight loss. – PA will increase weight loss if diet restriction is modest but not if diet restriction is severe (i.e., <kcal. wk -1 needed to meet RMR).

Resistance Training for Weight Loss Resistance training will not promote clinically significant weight loss – Research evidence does not support RT as effective for weight loss with or without diet restriction. – There is limited evidence that RT promotes gain or maintenance of lean mass and loss of body fat during energy restriction and there is some evidence RT improves chronic disease risk factors (i.e., HDL-C, LDL- C, insulin, blood pressure).

Recommendations On the basis of the available scientific literature, the ACSM recommends that adults participate in at least 150 min. wk -1 of moderate-intensity PA to prevent significant weight gain and reduce associated chronic disease risk factors. It is recommended that overweight and obese individuals participate in this level of PA to elicit modest reductions in body weight. However, there is likely a dose effect of PA, with greater weight loss and enhanced prevention of weight regained with doses of PA that approximate 250 to 300 min. wk -1 (approximately 2000 kcal. wk -1 ) of moderate intensity PA.