WorksheetsFitness Myths
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
You can target specific body parts for fat loss.
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You shouldn’t work out on an empty stomach.
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You should perform static stretches prior to your workout.
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Running on a treadmill is as effective as running outside.
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Sweating a lot means you are out of shape.
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Protein intake must be increased significantly when starting strength training.
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Metabolism decreases with age.
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Physical activity provides stronger skeletons and higher bone density.
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Fat can be converted to muscle and muscle can be converted j to fat.
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Doing crunches everyday will result in a flat stomach/six pack.
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Workouts should last at least an hour.
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Lifting weights will bulk you up.
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Bigger muscles translates to greater strength.
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Running burns More calories than cycling, with equal recovery time and equal load.
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You burn more calories at low intensity vs high intensity training.
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Weight training is associated with increased bone density.
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High-intensity interval training (HIIT) is more effective for fat loss than steady-state cardio.
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The longer your workout, the more you'll see progress
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Can regular exercise improve mental health?
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False
Does sleep quality affect muscle recovery?
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False
