The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
the most important goal when you're returning someone to exercise or when you're starting someone from scratch is you want them to be able to look back in 3 months and view this as a positive experience nothing else matters if that is not true
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you want to make sure that in three months they feel better they notice that they are fitter and their appetite to exercise has grown that's the most important thing
the most important goal when you're returning someone to exercise or when you're starting someone from scratch is you want them to be able to look back in 3 months and view this as a positive experience nothing else matters if that is not true
the most important goal when you're returning someone to exercise or when you're starting someone from scratch is you want them to be able to look back in 3 months and view this as a positive experience