The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
And then the last one, number nine, is what I call long duration. And this is just your ability to sustain submaximum work for a long period of time with no breaks, no reduction whatsoever. This is often called steady state training or a lot of people just think of this when they think of, quote, unquote, "cardio," but your ability to continue to move without any breaks or change or drop is the last and final adaptation.
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Well, that's actually wonderful. You're going to be anything past 15 minutes. So really, if you look at a minimal number there, it's generally 20 minutes of what we're looking for, but a more typical would be 20 to 60 minutes. But anything past that would still be limited by your long-duration endurance, so your ability to sustain work over time.