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Scientists find the strength training “sweet spot” for a longer life

Scientists identify a specific amount of strength training that may extend life

By · Published August 13, 2026  16:58 UTC · Updated August 14, 2026  22:27 UTC

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  • Primary Driver: Scientists identify a specific amount of strength training that may extend life
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Scientists have identified a specific amount of strength training that may extend life. The initial study, published by ScienceDaily, found a "sweet spot" for strength training that could lead to a longer life. Later reporting added details about the study's scope and findings.

According to the Sacramento Bee, a study of 147,000 people found that engaging in 90 minutes of strength training per week may cut the risk of early death. The Fort Worth Star-Telegram and theweek.in noted that this amount of strength training may also lower the risk of cardiovascular death and heart attacks in women. There is no contradiction between outlets.

The current state of the trend is that scientists have identified a specific amount of strength training that may extend life. The study found that engaging in 90-120 minutes of strength training per week may cut the risk of early death and lower the risk of cardiovascular death and heart attacks in women. The study was published by ScienceDaily and later reported by the Sacramento Bee, Medical Xpress, UQ News, NZ Doctor, theweek.in, the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, PressReader.

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What is the recommended amount of strength training for a longer life?

Scientists have identified 90-120 minutes of strength training per week as the "sweet spot" for potentially extending life.

What are the potential benefits of this amount of strength training?

Engaging in 90-120 minutes of strength training per week may cut the risk of early death and lower the risk of cardiovascular death and heart attacks in women.

Who conducted the study on strength training and longevity?

The study was conducted by scientists and published by ScienceDaily.

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