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The new rules of exercise.

September 4, 2013 by Paul

The new rules of exercise.

Old way New way                              

Aerobic focus Resistance training focus                    

Stretching tight muscles Activating weak ones

No pain no gain No gain with pain                  

Guessing Testing                     

Calorie obsessed                    Nutrition aware

Protocol bias                           Individualised approach

Short term outlook                  Exercise for life

Filed Under: Opinion, Rehabilitation, Training, Weight Loss

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