Two hours of strength training a week linked to lower risk of premature death

Research shows that just two hours of strength training per week is associated with a significantly lower risk of premature death. The finding highlights that a relatively modest amount of resistance exercise can deliver measurable health benefits. Experts point to regular strength training as an important element of preventive healthcare.

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