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How effective is rugby for exercise and fitness?

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Dr. Thomas Wright
Phlebology 31 years experience
Excellent workout: Rugby provides an great workout.
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How effective is isometric exercise for fitness?

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Dr. Joseph Woods
Pathology 30 years experience
Has its limits.: Isometric exercise, like weight lifting, etc. Can definitely build muscles, which helps capabilities/fitness, but is limited because it does not help cardiovascular health, and during the exercise, blood pressure can be greatly increased. This can be very disastrous in people who are vulnerable, like those with aneurisms.
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