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There is a problem in our society whereby the ideal body is often obtained through unhealthy means. Currently, many who adhere to the rigid social norm of what is aesthetically acceptable diet, purge, or exercise to extremes to create the picture perfect body. Exercise dependence is a growing phenomenon within the field of psychology, yet some who exercise to extremes are hailed as disciplined and celebrated as successful athletes. In Sickness and In Health defines exercise addiction as an attitude, a way of approaching exercise, and not a specific "type" of athlete, like an Ironman athlete, a…mehr

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There is a problem in our society whereby the ideal body is often obtained through unhealthy means. Currently, many who adhere to the rigid social norm of what is aesthetically acceptable diet, purge, or exercise to extremes to create the picture perfect body. Exercise dependence is a growing phenomenon within the field of psychology, yet some who exercise to extremes are hailed as disciplined and celebrated as successful athletes. In Sickness and In Health defines exercise addiction as an attitude, a way of approaching exercise, and not a specific "type" of athlete, like an Ironman athlete, a runner etc. Instead, any number of athletes can be considered exercise addicts, whether they train for a 3-mile or 300-mile run.
Autorenporträt
Abby Ruby tiene su Ph.D. de la Universidad de Iowa. Es entrenadora de Carmichael Training Systems y entrenadora de triatlón de nivel II de EE. UU. También tiene su Certificación de Nutrición Deportiva CISSN y su Certificación de Entrenamiento Atlético NATA-BOC. Actualmente escribe, enseña, entrena y realiza carreras de triatlón y ultramaratones.