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A skinny, 22 year-old male is complaining of severe cramping in his calves…
A skinny, 22 year-old male is complaining of severe cramping in his calves, thighs, buttocks, back, and shoulders, as well as increased fatigue.
He is doing a new, intense weight-training program for at least an hour almost every day
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Pros:
Increases overall strength by improving a the ability to perform taxing physical tasks as well as normal, everyday activities. It also increases the strength of connective tissue, muscles and tendons, decreasing risk for injury.
Builds up bone density resulting in reducing the risk of fractures and protecting the body against osteoporosis may also lead to improvement in balance.
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While weight-training itself isn't bad, doing it every day definitely puts some wear and tear on your body which can result in microscopic tears in your muscles that never have time to heal since you're exercising every day
Muscle aches and pains can happen by overusing muscles while engaging in strength training in varying degrees of pain that may persevere for several days.
He is running on a treadmill for 45 minutes, four days per week
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He doesn’t like soy or tofu, meaning he doesn't eat either one
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If he continues with...
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Running on a treadmill for 45 minutes, four days per week
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