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Jogging around would not provide the same benefits as a proper strength training program. Theoretically bodyweight exercises could but that would require a lev
by harimau777 7y ago
Jogging around would not provide the same benefits as a proper strength training program. Theoretically bodyweight exercises could but that would require a level of gymnastics training that most people don't have.
- chii 7y ago> Jogging around would not provide the same benefits as a proper strength training program. it is not the tax payer's responsibility to provide a proper strength training program for those who cannot afford it themselves. It is the tax payer's social responsibility to provide a service when said service is important (like healthcare) but is difficult for the poor to fund themselves. Exercising is important, but it's free to do, so should not require a tax burden to provide anything of this nature for the poor. Health care cannot be free (nobody works for free). Therefore, it's important for the tax payer to fund it.