Here are a few truths that may rock the establishment boat just a little:
- anaerobic training will improve your aerobic capacity
- power training is necessary for performance gains in endurance athletes
- fit ball training is not remotely as efficacious as lifting heavy weights overhead
- you are never too old to deadlift
- you squat everyday outside the gym, so why not squat inside it too
- intense exercise hurts, that’s why so many people avoid it
- exercise without proper nutrition is pointless
- you use the same muscles day after day in the real world, so you can exercise the same muscles on consecutive days in the gym without disaster befalling you
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Graeme says:
Nice list Adam; I like it.
I think I’ll give it to some other trainers I’ve been asked to deliver a Crossfit session to – a hollow rock should sort out the Pilates guy & his fitball.