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Mentioned in 3 episodes
Which comes first, cardio or weights?
Book • 2011
This book by Alex Hutchinson delves into various aspects of exercise science, challenging conventional wisdom with evidence-based research.
It covers topics such as cardio vs.
weights, exercising when sick, and the role of the brain in fatigue, providing insights for both casual fitness enthusiasts and competitive athletes.
The book is backed by over 400 peer-reviewed articles and interviews with researchers worldwide.
It covers topics such as cardio vs.
weights, exercising when sick, and the role of the brain in fatigue, providing insights for both casual fitness enthusiasts and competitive athletes.
The book is backed by over 400 peer-reviewed articles and interviews with researchers worldwide.
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Mentioned in 3 episodes
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as a great book addressing common exercise science questions.

Jason Fitzgerald

42 snips
Alex Hutchinson, PhD on New Training Theory, High Mileage, Heat Training, and the Effort Paradox
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when asking if Alex would change a lot in that book if he had to do a second edition now.

Ross Tucker

Alex Hutchinson: The Battle For Credibility
Mentioned by Alex as his earlier practical guide about the science of fitness and exercise training.

Limits are An Illusion: Alex Hutchinson
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as a book that cuts through confusing fitness advice with research-backed answers.


Brett McKay

#538: Research-Backed Answers to All Your Fitness FAQs




