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> It's for both men and women. Then it goes on solely discussing male muscles, attracting women, and basically no mentions of women specificities after that. W
by makeitdouble 3y ago
> It's for both men and women.
Then it goes on solely discussing male muscles, attracting women, and basically no mentions of women specificities after that. Welp.
> It's primarily for beginners, but there's plenty of science-backed advice for intermediates too.
More and more "science-backed" feels like a dirty word, mostly used in grifting and fad movements. I wonder if we shouldn't get back to something more simple like "factual" or "experience-based" when referring to research results, as that's probably the meaning that we want to convey.
- spondylosaurus 3y agoWould "peer-reviewed" be a useful one to throw on the pile, or do we run the risk of those "peers" also being grifters who want to push (e.g.) homeopathy or bogus herbal supplements?