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And the less you know..
A joke for today.
but
Would sport be beautiful if someone or everyone knew how to reach their peak?
Sport is fun. Very enjoyable, immense and mysterious.
Should you blindly trust the advice of trainers, mentors, coaches?
Ultimately, everyone is responsible for themselves, for their own body.
Any advice from a third party can be stretched and overinterpreted in such a way (usually for your own convenience, benefit) that something completely opposite can come out of good advice.
And not so extreme, because it is often encountered: you can also look for advice from different people, the ones that will suit you best - it is a matter of choosing who is worth trusting.
Are injuries a bad thing?
Can anyone guarantee an increase in fitness?
What makes sport beautiful and timeless?
The beauty of the body. Its unpredictability, enormous complexity, level of intricacy.
The ability to rebel and reward.
The multitude of factors that affect the final well-being, strength, or endurance.
This is where training errors and failures come from.
Despite the tools a person has, the body is still a beautiful mystery.
Is it worth investing in a better bike?
This.. however, is still an individual matter for every thinking person.
But you should take care of your body anyway.
Walking or cycling?
Is it worth going on a so-called "bike"? (this behavior has become common among people who want to lose a few kilos)
According to the trainer, it is a bit overrated.
Slow cycling is more like sitting, not doing sports.
Walking, where you engage the muscles of the whole body, will bring more benefits than cycling without changing the heart rate.
Of course, we are not talking about regenerative training of a person who is following a training plan.