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> you still would not structure your training as they did in that paper, because it makes zero sense. That isn't relevant. The paper is not setting out to find
by aqme28 29d ago
> you still would not structure your training as they did in that paper, because it makes zero sense.
That isn't relevant. The paper is not setting out to find the optimal way for people to train.
- david-gpu 29d agoWith this I am not trying to invalidate the research. What I am doing is warning laypeople from drawing overly simplistic conclusions from studies like these, such as concluding that "Exercising hard is good".
- hobojojo 29d agoThere are a lot of studies on one side showing that high intensity training is probably better than developibg skill and efficiency for very moderate health goals and how an Olympic coach thinks lay people should train on the other. How much experience does an Olympic coach have with someone who wants to do less than 2000 calories of exercise a week for the rest of their life?