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#12 | What Most People Get Wrong About Exercise Pt. 2

Episode 12 of the Accessible Intellect podcast, hosted by Abby Katz, titled "#12 | What Most People Get Wrong About Exercise Pt. 2" was published on November 4, 2023 and runs 16 minutes.

November 4, 2023 ·16m · Accessible Intellect

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In this episode, I continue my discussion from a few weeks ago, in which I explain what I think are some common misconceptions about exercise. There's no need to listen to the episodes in order, so you're good to start here if you haven't listened to that first episode yet, but feel free to check it out after this one. Thanks for reading!

In this episode, I continue my discussion from a few weeks ago, in which I explain what I think are some common misconceptions about exercise. There's no need to listen to the episodes in order, so you're good to start here if you haven't listened to that first episode yet, but feel free to check it out after this one. Thanks for reading!

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