Morning Musings: June 15

Exercise is statistically speaking the greatest predictor of success at weight management. There are statistics like:  people who do over 2000 exercise calories per week keep off upward of 78% of the weight they lose, and people who do less […]

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Morning Musings: June 14

Exercise gives me the exact oppoite feeling than the FIDS.  I don’t know why, but I sometimes wake up in the morning with the FID’s – Fear of Impending Doom.  I don’t even know what I think is not going […]

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Morning Musings: June 13

Maybe exercising keeps paying back in the thousand ways it does because I have to keep investing myself.  It’s not like smoking, where once you have quit, it is over (eventually anyway – took me about five years of being […]

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Morning Musings: June 12

Exercise selectively accesses belly fat for fuel.  How cool is that?  That particular fat is metabolically more active, spitting out nasty chemicals 24 hours a day.   But it is also more easily accessible to be used for fuel.    So […]

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Morning Musings: June 11

And these adaptations keep occurring all of your life, no matter how old you get.  95 year olds who went on a 3 month reisistance training program increased their strength by an average or 75%.  Wheelchair bound seniors went to […]

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