Usual journalism from the Daily Maul
I thought i was doing something wrong, seems this running lark has made me into a fat tub of lard.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2272041/Is-running-making-fat-Tracy-Anderson-reveals-tricks-problem-area-weight-loss-15-minute-workout-Gwyneth-Paltrows-website.html
Some idiot headline writer. Typical.
The article itself looks sensible.
In Australia there are laws about running stories that are clearly just adverts without marking them as such. Not quite sure why the same isnt over here. Tell me that story is nothing more than an advert for her workout videos.
Running does not "design feminine muscles". Guess I better give it up then
Surely you could just go for a run and do a few of Tracy Anderson's isolations as well, if you were that bothered about designing feminine muscles.
Um, are 'feminine' muscles the ones you use in childbirth?
Ironic that someone going on about feminine muscles appears to have a large pair of feminine muscles made entirely of silicon.
PhilPub - I had not noticed, well spottted.
If it's a Daily Mail article, I'm surprised it doesn't say running gives you cancer.
PhilPub wrote (see)
Ha.
In post #2, I said it was a sensible article. I was really reacting to the fact that the headline had nothing to do with the content of the article. When I said the content was 'sensible', I really meant that it was based on an argument that is defendable (unlike the headline)... rather than being entirely sensible!
"Performing repetitive movements in fitness (such as running) creates a distinctive imbalance in the muscular structure and causes the large muscles in the legs to charge up"
well duh!!
"RUNNING LINK TO LADY DI DEATH"
"HOUSE PRICES AFFECTED BY RUNNING"
"ASSYLUM SEEKERS SUCCESSFUL IN LONDON MARATHON BALLOT"
etc, etc, zzzzzzzzzz
Taxi Driver wrote (see)
AgentGinger -- I see you're a Guardian reader then
Nope, you have 2 lives remaining.
Sorry, could not resist, running does not give you cancer but these chaps do.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2019170/Can-cat-cancer-Parasite-bellies-linked-brain-tumours.html#axzz2K1JY789b
AgentGinger -- Runner's World magazine?
Nope, but i used to subscribe to the mag. after a year i found it quite repetitive, and had too many ads for my liking.
however, i read in the Guardian that all this running is upping my sperm count...
