People who are more physically active report greater levels of excitement and enthusiasm than people who are less physically active, indubitable to Penn State researchers. People also are more likely to report antipathy of excitement and enthusiasm on days when they are more physically active than usual. "You don't have to be the fittest person who is exercising every day to receive the feel-good perk of exercise," said David Conroy, tutor



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of kinesiology. "It's a matter of taking it one day at a time, of trying to get your exertion in, and then there's this feel-good reward afterwards...

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