03/21/2022
What’s the difference?
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If you’re training you know your why, you have a plan, and you are making sacrifices to reach those goals.
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If you’re working out, you simply want to sweat, move some weights, and by process of simply showing up hope to improve general goals such as improve health markers (read: decrease body fat, improve cardiovascular function, and increase lean tissue mass).
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Knowing the difference between these two are crucial. This decision results in being able to better identify wants // needs within a given workout. Do you need to floor it and crush intensity, or would taking it easy, even a rest day be better for your overall health?
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The top of the sport aren’t necessarily the “healthiest” they are the best at their sport, which just happens to be considered “fitness.” I guarantee the top of the top would improve their health with a reduction of overall volume and stress. But if you’re training, the intent is to win. Make sure you know the difference.