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Propensity and pre-determination are very different things. The whole point of the article is that someone who makes fitness a priority and exercises regularly
by tghw 12y ago
Propensity and pre-determination are very different things. The whole point of the article is that someone who makes fitness a priority and exercises regularly has better health and fitness indicators than someone who doesn't, all else being equal.
Being active is a choice (for most people). Certainly, some people are more likely to do it naturally, but that doesn't preclude the rest of us from doing it.
- DougWebb 12y agoIt might also show that someone who has better health and fitness indicators is more likely to exercise regularly. Maybe environmental concerns (eg: stress) impact your health and fitness indicators, which causes a lack of motivation and energy for exercise that you would normally have without the stress. I know, as an overweight and highly stressed person, that I often feel that way about exercise.