Re:The relationship between mindset and age (2017)
by hammock on Friday June 12, 2020 @11:53PM
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Not sure why you've been downvoted. Weightlifting (specifically heavy+low reps) has major effect to promote bone density, that's why astronauts do it now in space. It also prevents muscle atrophy, that much should be obvious. Finally, more muscle mass will keep your metabolism up and prevent fat gain.
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Re:The relationship between mindset and age (2017)
by jfo on Saturday June 13, 2020 @02:36AM
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I know you meant resistance training in general wrt astronauts in space but I just got the funniest image in my head of Chris Hadfield doing a zero G overhead press with a loaded bar and floating all over the place hahaha
Re:The relationship between mindset and age (2017)
by Out_of_Characte on Saturday June 13, 2020 @05:52AM
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So far I've seen no rules stating that world records should be taking place on earth gravity. Maybe this is my chance to take some weightlifting records.
Re:The relationship between mindset and age (2017)
by michaelcampbell on Saturday June 13, 2020 @10:10AM
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Sadly, in zero G there is no weight so every record would be 0. Equally sadly, there are no "masslifting" records to actually beat.
What does "lift" even mean where there is no objective "down"?