@tonygentilcore1 This rings so true. When I ran competitively (eons ago) I thought walking was the dumbest thing ever. Now I think it's one of the greatest.
@EAllen0417@BioLayne The validity of the fist statement notwithstanding, that doesn't seem like a fair comparison. Would you consider people suffering from gout to be in the top 1% of a limb health?
While folks argue about resistance training 🏋🏼♂️ being better than endurance training 🏃🏻♀️ or vice versa, it’s best to do what you like to do. Not what someone thinks you should do. Most humans don’t exercise. Just do something 🏋🏻♀️🏊🏻♂️🚣♂️🚴♀️
Study indicates concurrent HIIT and resistance training doesn't negatively impact hypertrophy or upper body strength. Negative effects on lower body strength may be reduced by incorporating running based HIIT and longer rest https://t.co/MP9sVagJtM
No, protein does NOT cause calcium to leach out of your bones. If anything, protein restriction is bad for bones! Bones are *made of* protein, y’know. They’re not just calcium sticks of chalk! https://t.co/YjJIikCdOg
"Evidence-based" does not mean to simply go by the research. Research only provides guidelines for applied practice. The true evidence-based practitioner synthesizes what we know from research and uses his personal expertise in context of the individual to optimize results.
Client telling me a story of an interaction of a friend of hers from work:
Friend: "Girl, how do I get legs like yours?"
Client: "You gotta lift heavy stuff."
Friend: "Shit."
Sweat so you don’t forget: New research by @jenniferheisz @McMasterU suggests exercise breaks improve learning, attention in university students https://t.co/qyNlS5PG9n
"Elite athletes are willing to risk their health and bodies to get the added advantage that makes them the best in the world," says @ShawnArent @AlanWalker_GG >> https://t.co/0cEbCiBAOk
@Sort_Dem_Out @EricCressey@tdathletesedge Can't speak for @ericcressey but virtually anything that loads the spinal erectors while allowing a neutral spine and doesn't create such a strong arch in the lumbar region.
Dietary Protein and Preservation of Physical Functioning Among Middle-aged and Older Adults https://t.co/iujFLVDJ2S This study demonstrates that dietary protein intakes above the current RDA may slow functional decline in older adults