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Is there good, accessible science (not the opinion of an "expert") about - What kind of exercise is good for what (e.g. short intense or long light)? - How qu
by jules 17y ago
Is there good, accessible science (not the opinion of an "expert") about
- What kind of exercise is good for what (e.g. short intense or long light)?
- How quickly does performance increase? What causes better performance?
- Why and how quickly does muscle tissue form?
- Does lung volume increase?
- What happens to your heart?
- What happens to your veins?
- How much exercise?
- How does eating affect exercise? E.g. if you are losing weight, will your body still make roughly as much new muscle tissue?
- Why is it that I get sore more quickly and run more slowly when I haven't eaten enough, even in the first few minutes of running when all the energy is still coming from stuff stored in muscles?
I think the answers to these questions would be very valuable to individuals as well as society as a whole.