Rethinking Workout Metrics
Tracking calories burned during workouts can be misleading; it often overlooks the essential adaptations that lead to long-term fat loss. Muscle soreness is not a reliable indicator of workout effectiveness either; in fact, excessive soreness usually signals overtraining and can hinder progress. Instead, focus on overall daily caloric burn to better understand your intake and balance for weight loss goals.In this clip
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