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Training Science Low-Impact, Still Hard If you think low-impact means easy, think again. Low-impact is not a concession. It’s not exercise for people who can’t handle the real thing. In reality, low-impact can be just as hard — but it’s also so much smarter. Key Takeaways ✓Impact and intensity are two different things. Low-impact describes … Read more

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Training Science Is Trampoline Fitness Good for Bad Knees? The honest answer is: it depends on what you mean by “good.” Trampoline fitness won’t repair cartilage damage or reverse arthritis. But compared to the cardio options most active women are choosing — running, HIIT, cycling classes — it’s dramatically less destructive to knees that are … Read more