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Participating in any resistance training is associated with a 15%–17% lower risk for these outcomes compared to non-participation. Resistance exercise is probably most effective when paired with a reduced calorie diet (for weight loss) — as resistance exercise alone is likely not sufficient for meaningful weight loss to occur.
Participating in any resistance training is associated with a 15%–17% lower risk for these outcomes compared to non-participation. Resistance exercise is probably most effective when paired with a reduced calorie diet (for weight loss) — as resistance exercise alone is likely not sufficient for meaningful weight loss to occur.
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