Being healthy is really important and I do believe staying physically fit can impact your research in a positive way due to the direct correlation of our mental physical wellness.
Please share your thoughts on it.
I have not read a research on the achievements of scientists and regular sports - fitness, swimming, mountain tourism, etc. Judging by my colleagues, I can say that sportsmen look younger. They also have good results. I can not compare to those who do not sport because I do not see them in the hall. It helps me personally, because I rest in the hall and I "arrange" my thoughts.
Yes, there is a big and positive relationship between being healthy and your research achievements. The more healthy your body is, the more well organized you will be.
Yes it has huge impact ok research activities of the individual.
Yes, fitness has an impact on the speed of research and its management, but this does not prevent many researchers suffering from many chronic diseases, yet they had a great role in providing scientific and literary research
I could say, mostly yes. Healthy researcher can keep the work commitment easily.
Atun Roychoudhury
Health is the main switch of each power of work. A person with poor health , disturbed mentality even with money crises cannot do a good research.
Yes, physical fitness is necessary for researchers. If your fitness is good then positive energy developed in your research.
Surely...Sound physical health, sound mind and sound research... highly connected
Yes, physical fitness has an impact on research capabilities. This means that our body should cooperate with us and should have a capability to sustain physical strain while going for field works, getting some research data etc. Our body should also immediately act accordingly. Physical fitness and strength has an impact on mind also. Mind should be be peaceful, take less strain and allow low pressure so that mind also develop fitness . This altogether creates and encourages us to concentrate on work and increase the capability of doing research.
I don't think there could be any liaison here, but fitness is very important and necessary for the health.
Yes, of course.
Available evidence suggests that mathematics and reading are the academic topics that are most influenced by physical activity. These topics depend on efficient and effective executive function, which has been linked to physical activity and physical fitness.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK201501/
As far as my perception goes, physical fitness cannot be correlated with research work. If you are consistent daily in your research work, anything is possible.
It is certain that our kinetic abilities help us more to innovate in our research and to be more active
Absolutely yes. Without a doubt. There is also the worry that we turn into armchair academics unless we are physically active and moving.
Absolutely yes, with out any doubt , physical fitness is necessary to achieve ur researches.
Yes, physical fitness has a direct impact on the brain and the memory.
Yes, of course. To be physically fit, mentally alert, emotionally responsive and intellectually perfect (or near perfect, in true sense).....are the essentials in any kind of research success.
All these components individually or in combination always brings satisfaction on the part of researcher(s). An exciting observation, interpretation, findings, publications or patents are only following these important preconditions of a research.
I think the most important is our eating habits because every single cell of our body is eating with us.
Yes, being physically fit can enhance a person's ability positively in many ways including mental health, productivity in work, creativity, having a positive attitude, etc. Physical fitness brings about mental alacrity, sharpness in thinking, increased concentration, and rationality - all of which are helpful while doing research
Yes, though physical fitness is not enough. Mental fitness will bring more success in research work.
Yes, fitness and health are very helpful in creating motivation to conduct research and improve quality as well as increase optimism among researchers . If the other good specifications are available in the researcher
Yes, of course becouse the Regular exercise enhances the size of the brain and reduces the acceleration of brain aging and loss of memory.
Becouse that Research capacity is therefore affected by physical fitness.
Dear Mr. Atun Roychoudhury.
Of course, physical fitness has a limited positive impact on research ability, because a researcher who lacks academic skills will not benefit from his/ her high fitness, even if he/ she is fit to run just like Usain Bolt, or was like Michael Phelps in swimming.
Yes....I think it is very affects , and as they said out: the right mind is in the healthy body
Exercise helps you focus more and improve your analytical thinking that is always applied in research
Yes, physical health can improve your stamina and your ability to focus. But there are many more factors involved. Please do not conclude that pour fitness of the investigator leads to bad research.
YES- Fitness has an impact on mental abilities and therefore has an impact on research capabilities
different activities have quite specific mental effects – moving your body could sharpen your ideas
Physical fitness has a positive significant impact on your basic and higher cognitive skills that are necessary and affect your research capabilities. Attention, concentration, memory, problem-solving, decsion making, planning are all examples. Physical exercise affect the brain and promote cognitive functioning and a condition of wellbeing.
I agree 100% matter of fact I wrote a section about it in my book. https://www.amazon.com/dp/1642545503
It is extremely important.
Definitely, physical and mental fitness go hand in hand, no medical doubt, e.g. a active and regular combination of working at the desk and walking in fresh air and nature. However, the psycho-logical element of feeeling the signals from within our body is equally important for our integral health; I see the following bio-feedback-circuit: feeling--knowing--doing.
There is no doubt: "Mens sana in corpore sano".
Ivanov has already pointed this out.
Physical fitness is required to carry out good research, however exception always exist.
Physical fitness helps to support and encourage research capability. This helps to be in a good position to do experiments and concentrate on logical reasoning which is quite necessary for a person.
yes it will. you need to be physically as well as mentally fit to carry on your research.
Yes, physical fitness is very conductive to research capability. The perfect mind in healthy body.
You know something??? This would actually make a wonderful research topic?
If a unfit and sick person may a conduct a research than it may be found that s/he might make the research more accurately in sound health ? No??
Why only research? Without a good physic, nothing is good. If anyone does not agree this I think, s/he does not know the pain of unfitness.
Depending upon the title, the physical fitness is important. One scholar done to develop and validate an Instructional Package, but the scholar is logo-motor disability. The scholar is less physical fitness, but she ( that scholar) can had good communication skill leads good mental health and interest in Research. Her parents are faculties in University and her brothers are in the same field. Now climatic condition of her family leads her mental abilities in good health.
I do believe that being mentally fit will definitely impact your research in a good way.
Yes absolutely! After sitting for long hours in my lab I have many problems like back ache and neck ache. I think each PhD student should indulge in some kind of physical activities daily to overcome these constraints. When body will be fit then the best outcome will be emerged.
Your physical fitness can help you type faster and publish more, of course one should have a good brain for research as well😉.
Research capabilities are not inherent in everyone. Of course, if in academics, they are necessary. Even though you have these capabilities and you are not physically fit, you will not be able to use these capabilities to the maximum. Physical and mental well being is of prime importance in all such activities.
Fitness can be segregated into several fragments; physical fitness, mental fitness, emotional fitness, and so on. All these come together to describe how fit and alert we can be as humans. In general, I think that before anyone can do anything effectively, he or she should have a sound mind devoid of worry and ill health. Our health plays a major role in how we think, and from experience i do not think we can perform to the maximum when we are not fit.
Atun Roychoudhury , well this is solely upto my knowledge of understanding, with no intention to hurt anyone believe,
I believe that while we are doing the physical activity, so we are doing "endeavor/try",
1. While physical activity we can also think about those questions which are otherwise bother us or difficult to concentrate,
2.While we endeavor we are simultaneously motivating ourself on our own,
3.With physical activity we enhance our physical limits which we had defined and now with consistent try we can defy the limits once again and this how we start growing, without harming anyone.
4.While defining and defying the limits we are growing and now its upto us to grow in our research or spiritually or physically or mentally or psychologically,
5.That's means if we converge our energy of endeavor to a particular field or are as defined in point 4., we can excel.
I can write whole paper on it, but I believe this will open you for the next challenge.
Stephen I. Ternyik
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