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The discussions express moderate agreement with the research, citing examples like '35-50 year old men gained more muscle and lowered their body fat percentage,' and relate it to real-life experience, such as @FitzgeraldSTA fitting into the older age group, using positive language that emphasizes personal relevance and practical significance. The tone is casual yet appreciative of the study's implications, reflecting a moderate level of interest and engagement.
Most discussions acknowledge the positive outcomes of the study, especially highlighting the significant muscle gains and fat loss in middle-aged men, indicating general agreement with the research findings.
The topics of muscle development and age-related training effects interest the audience, but the discussions are somewhat casual, showing moderate engagement rather than deep analysis.
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Here's the study: https://t.co/YtqU8sqoGy 35-50 year old men gained more muscle and lowered their body fat percentage by more than 18-22 year old men. @FitzgeraldSTA would have fit in the older age group when starting out - there's your real life, relatable example.
@kanose 筋肉は何歳からでも増やせそうです。 18~22歳の若者と、35~50歳のアラフォーグループが8週間同じ筋トレメニューをした結果、筋肉量が ・アラフォー：1100g ・若者：900g 増えたという研究があります https://t.co/LBybH1X1TR
参照元 https://t.co/gkhRAq83Qi
RT @Rob_NBF: Here's the study: https://t.co/YtqU8sqoGy 35-50 year old men gained more muscle and lowered their body fat percentage by mo…
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@kanose 筋肉は何歳からでも増やせそうです。 18~22歳の若者と、35~50歳のアラフォーグループが8週間同じ筋トレメニューをした結果、筋肉量が ・アラフォー：1100g ・若者：900g 増えたという研究があります https://t.co/LBybH1X1TR
参照元 https://t.co/gkhRAq83Qi
RT @Rob_NBF: Here's the study: https://t.co/YtqU8sqoGy 35-50 year old men gained more muscle and lowered their body fat percentage by mo…
Here's the study: https://t.co/YtqU8sqoGy 35-50 year old men gained more muscle and lowered their body fat percentage by more than 18-22 year old men. @FitzgeraldSTA would have fit in the older age group when starting out - there's your real life, relatable example.