The Exercise/Weight Gain Paradox

The Exercise/Weight Gain Paradox

For me it came down to two things: the type of training, and the associated nutritional requirements to support that training load (and running the actual race) — basically, all the highly-refined carbs and fructose-based sugars you need to ingest to …

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