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Amir is feeling tired after being at work all day. What would a fitness expert say is the MOST logical argument to encourage him to still meet his activity goal for the day?
Responses
“Rest can only hurt the body, so it’s time to get moving.”
“Rest can only hurt the body, so it’s time to get moving.” - no response given
“Skipping a workout is never a good idea under any circumstance.”
“Skipping a workout is never a good idea under any circumstance.” - no response given
“Fitness is more important than sleep, so you need to move your body.”
“Fitness is more important than sleep, so you need to move your body.” - no response given
“Exercise can boost energy, so working out can make you feel better.”
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“Exercise can boost energy, so working out can make you feel better.”
Reason: it’s evidence-based, non‑absolutist and motivating. It frames exercise as a way to counter fatigue rather than shaming rest. A fitness expert would also suggest a compromise: do a shorter or lower‑intensity session (walk, stretching, 10–20 minutes of light cardio) and rest if Amir feels truly exhausted or unwell.
Reason: it’s evidence-based, non‑absolutist and motivating. It frames exercise as a way to counter fatigue rather than shaming rest. A fitness expert would also suggest a compromise: do a shorter or lower‑intensity session (walk, stretching, 10–20 minutes of light cardio) and rest if Amir feels truly exhausted or unwell.
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