Violinist Lindsey Stirling Lindsey Stirling in Two-Piece Workout Gear "Learns This Choreo"
Lindsey Stirling is not just a talented violinist; she's also an incredible performer whose routines combine music with captivating dance. In a recent social media post, she showcased her commitment to mastering a new choreography while looking stylish in her two-piece workout gear. Stirling spends countless hours perfecting her moves, blending the art of dance with her musical performances. This dedication not only entertains her audience but also provides significant health benefits. Dance serves as an aerobic exercise, enhancing cardiovascular health and increasing oxygen circulation throughout the body, which can be essential for overall fitness and well-being.
She Dances
In her performances, you'll see Stirling wowing the audience with a killer dance routine that behind the scenes she spends days learning the routine. "One of the health benefits is cardiovascular. So, it's an aerobic exercise which helps our body use oxygen, which helps increase our heart rate," said Kellie Grabfelder, DPT, physical therapist for Cleveland Clinic. "It gets our blood pumping through our body and oxygen to our muscles. And this can even aid in weight loss for people."
She Has Fun
Scroll through her Instagram account and you'll see countless pics and videos of the violinist having fun and laughing, which is actually beneficial for your overall health. According to the Mayo Clinic, laughing is no joking matter and there's plenty of reasons to have more fun.
The short-term benefits of laughing include:
-Stimulate many organs
-Activate and relieve your stress response
-Soothe tension
The long-term benefits of laughing include:
-Improve your immune system
-Relieve pain
-Increase personal satisfaction
-Improve your mood
She Eats Peanut Butter
In 2017, Sterling was on Dancing with the Stars and told PEOPLE, "I'm eating steaks all the time, still trying to be really healthy but just trying to get calories, eating full peanut butter scoops." Peanut butter in moderation is healthy and according to Hartford Healthcare, "Peanut butter does not contain cholesterol, and its ratio of saturated to unsaturated fats makes it a heart-healthy food. Some of the benefits include improved blood cholesterol levels, lower inflammation and stabile heart rhythm."
She Leans on Her Faith
Stirling has been open about her struggles with anorexia and has relied on her Mormon faith to help her overcome the issue. "I saw my relationships deteriorating with my sister Brooke," Stirling told PEOPLE in early 2016. "I'd become miserable and self-absorbed about my body. That's when it hit me that I had a problem."
She Travels
In a recent video posted on Instagram, someone stopped Stirling on the street and asked what the best part of her job was. She said "being creative" and "traveling." Exploring new places and seeing the world is exciting, but it also has positive mental healh benefits. According to the Mental Health Association in Delaware, traveling helps reduce stress, boost creativity, increase resiliency, and increase productivity.
