
Whenever it comes to fitness, we all first turn to the gym. It is true that in the gym you can do many different types of workouts. But there is also a truth that the world of gym is full of rumors and incomplete truths, which people often believe in truth and it directly affects the fitness of the people. Maybe you have ever heard that “If you pick up the weight, the body will be heavy”, or someone advises “Do 100 crunchs daily and stomach fat will disappear. Usually we all start following these things without thinking.”
If you have just joined the gym or you are trying to keep yourself fit, then it is important that you stay away from these myths, because they can create a hindrance in your fitness journey. So, in this article today, we are telling you about some such myths related to the gym and their truth-
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Myth 1- The body becomes heavy by lifting the weight
Truth- This myth is often heard for women. They are told that if they lift weight in the gym, then their body will become bulkie. While this is completely wrong. Weight lifting leads to body tone and fat burns rapidly. Years of hard work, diet and training are required to become a bulky. Therefore, you do not look like this until you want to be bulky yourself.
Myth 2- The best way to lose weight is just cardio
Truth- Cardio burn rapid calorie and hence people consider it the best way to lose weight. Whereas it is not really so. Cardio is necessary, but strength training increases your body’s ability to burn calories. This is the reason why the combo of cardio and weights is considered the best. Keep in mind that just running will not make a matter if the diet and strength are not taken care of.
Myth 3- It is necessary to workout for hours for good results
Truth- You have often seen people doing workouts in the gym for hours. Looking at their tone body, it seems that it is necessary to workout for hours to get good results. While this is not true. 30-45 minutes of smart and focused workouts are also enough. Keep in mind that there is no time in workouts, but consistance and intesity matters.
– Mithali Jain