The Internet is full of misconceptions. Here are a few fitness myths that frequently circulate online and IRL.
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The Internet is full of misconceptions. Here are a few fitness myths that frequently circulate online and IRL.
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So you’re not seeing the results you want in the gym. You’re burned out from juggling everything and you’re ready to give up. If this sounds like you, take a second to breathe. Don’t give up. All is not lost: you may just need to revisit your overall strategy and tweak things a bit.