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Sure, but the subset of situations where it will save you is so small and the level of effort required high enough that you can't really argue that you should b
by Anderkent 12y ago
Sure, but the subset of situations where it will save you is so small and the level of effort required high enough that you can't really argue that you should become strong because it will help you survive.
Don't get me wrong, I agree with exercising in order to be healthy, or to look good, or for fun if that's ones fancy. But the fascination with physical strength that seems to be fairly common boggles me.
- JanezStupar 12y agoIn realm of physical activity, getting stronger means getting faster, more agile, better precision and increasing ones endurance. And as an added bonus mental state improves as well. An athlete wants to have as good a ratio between mass and strength as possible. Thus when I was pursuing strength I was doing it for the sake of increasing my athletic performance.