Strength Training
Always consider your options and strength training experience before beginning a workout (http://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/fitness/in-depth/strength-training/art-20046670)
These exercises require little to no equipment and are great for those just beginning to strength train.
These exercises are great for improving strength and targeting specific muscle groups and requires inexpensive equipment.
Dumbbells are a classic strength training tool. These workouts require minimal equipment. Proper form for these exercises is key to avoiding injury and achieving an effective workout. Also, always remember to work your way from lighter weights.
Found in most fitness centers, these machines offer assistance in using the correct from when using weights and can help avoid injury when used properly.
Local Resources
The Center for Physical Activity and Health in the Department of Kinesiology, Recreation, and Sport Studies at the University of Tennessee is dedicated to promoting physical activity and helping individuals enhance their health, fitness, and quality of life. The center includes the “Walk with a Vol” program and other testing and support resources.
RecSports serves the University of Tennessee community by providing quality programs and facilities for almost any sport or recreational pursuit. The mission of RecSports is to satisfy varying degrees of interest in cooperative and competitive activities, and to provide recreational activities that foster and promote personal health and wellness, social and cultural interaction, and the development of social and technical skills. Faculty and staff can become members of the TRECS.
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Other Resources
Partners for Health employee assistance program is available 24/7, 365 days a year at 1-855-437-3486. The resource provides mental health support and a referral network which is part of your insurance benefit package.