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"More fit" in this article seems to exclusively mean "weigh less." I would argue that that is a very superficial definition of fitness.
by faitswulff 10y ago
"More fit" in this article seems to exclusively mean "weigh less." I would argue that that is a very superficial definition of fitness.
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- djs070 10y ago> "...the primary reason to wear the devices isn’t to lose weight — it’s to be more active. But even in this respect, it didn’t work nearly as well as we might hope. In the IDEA trial, those who employed the technology were no more physically active than those who didn’t. They also weren’t more fit."