The average person can burn up to 4,000 calories -- a limit a group of scientists consider the peak of human performance -- before depleting the body's energy stores. And while extreme distance runners reach maximum performance during high-intensity races, expectant mothers often hit the same mark at a lower intensity over a longer period of time, typically without completing a triathlon.
Athletes were able to maintain their intensity for short periods of time, but when competing in longer, high-intensity events, they weren't able to replenish the calories they burned throughout the day. "You can do really intense amounts of work for a day or so," Herman Pontzer, a Duke University researcher who co-led the study, told CNN."But if you have to last a week or so, you have to maintain less intensity.
DonGThaGenius there is a typo in the second line of this story.....it should be declaration
It's interesting-- several other media outlets reported this study but only CNN chose this headline. It doesn't look like the headline has much to do with the study at all. If you're going to promote female chauvinism, at least start from a study that clearly supports that view.
And a man cold,it should be right up there.mancold
The term pregnant athlete is offensive. I say extra clump of cells carrying athletes that identify as female is more appropriate. Maybe we go with “clumpers”for short. woke
CNN wants you to kill your babies. chooseLife
Ever heard of kidney stones? Women who have given birth and passed kidney stones have reported that they are way more painful than giving birth. Both genders can have them.
of course man
A pair of balls can be a mighty powerful thing
Oh yes some pushing and others licking...
Extreme sports are a choice. Giving birth is not. Once you're at that point, you can't chicken out.
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