Peter Attia· MD
one day a week playing some uncontrolled thing one day a week's got to be really high Force one day a week's got to be max heart rate one day a week's got to be sustained heart rate
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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.
one day a week playing some uncontrolled thing one day a week's got to be really high Force one day a week's got to be max heart rate one day a week's got to be sustained heart rate
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those could all also be combined there's no reason why you can't go in do 10 minutes of pure strength training check that box and then go play some pickleball check that box you could do uh you know max strength stuff for 10 minutes and then go do a CrossFit 20 minute amrap great so so it doesn't have to be like 100 days we could into this whole thing in 40 minutes easy