Wednesday, March 28, 2012

10 Stubborn Exercise Myths that Won’t Die, Debunked by Science

Exercise is like any other science, always evolving and changing as new discoveries and understandings are found.  Even though the following have been debunked they.just.won't.die.  Read the article at lifehacker and get all the info around what makes them myths:

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Myth 1:  No Pain, No Gain
Myth 2:  Soreness After Exercise is Caused by Lactic Acid Building Up in Your Muscles
Myth 3:  Exercise Takes Long Hours/Is Worthless If I Can't Exercise Regularly
Myth 4: You Need a Sports Drink When Exercising to Replenish Your Body's Electrolytes/Minerals/Etc
Myth 5: Stretching Before Exercise Will Prevent Injury
Myth 6: Working Out Will Only Build Muscle, Not Help Me Lose Weight
Myth 7: Exercise Will Help Me Lose Weight Quickly
Myth 8: You Need to Take Supplements to Build Muscle
Myth 9: If You Don't Exercise When You're Young, It's Dangerous When You Get Older
Myth 10: Working Out at Home/Working Out at the Gym is Better than Working Out at Home/Working Out at the Gym


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