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@mackinprof Makes sense. I guess I'm hoping for some way of putting the LBM loss in context. A smaller body obviously needs less LBM to function. At what point does that loss become physiologically meaningful?
@mackinprof I'd really like to see before and after changes in function. Does the reduction in LBM correlate with a loss in strength? Handgrip strength is easy enough to measure, and you can show the results as both pure strength and strength relative to body mass.
High intensity exercise has numerous health-related benefits. Great work by @LouSchuler. Glad to have contributed to the piece on such an important topic ๐ช
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Is Stretching Now Underrated? Accumulating Research Says Yes https://t.co/Drw0OY7cx1 https://t.co/Drw0OY7cx1 by @LouSchuler
I'm a stretching skeptic (ok, grumpy cynic!). Think body of evidence underwhelming (or negative) and that benefits (if any) better gained via full body resistence training movements.
But this article provides reasonable alternate view. Trying to keep an open mind!
Of course, if enjoy... Stretch on! #Move.
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