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Logical Fallacy (ft Daniel Arbilla)
Arabella? Armadillo? Who the hell knows.
Our good mate Daniel (let me google how to actually spell his name) Arbilla rejoins into the red zone to talk all things logical fallacy.
When we practice we assume that if we use an intervention, it is that specific intervention that makes the client improve. However, there are many things that impact a result. Your specific intervention (more magic trick) doesn't work for the reasons you think it does.
Join @totalbodybenefit and I as we call out exercise as an intervention, discuss real world examples, and take the piss with Mr. Armadillo (@arbillaexercisephysiology).
Our good mate Daniel (let me google how to actually spell his name) Arbilla rejoins into the red zone to talk all things logical fallacy.
When we practice we assume that if we use an intervention, it is that specific intervention that makes the client improve. However, there are many things that impact a result. Your specific intervention (more magic trick) doesn't work for the reasons you think it does.
Join @totalbodybenefit and I as we call out exercise as an intervention, discuss real world examples, and take the piss with Mr. Armadillo (@arbillaexercisephysiology).
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Arabella? Armadillo? Who the hell knows.
Our good mate Daniel (let me google how to actually spell his name) Arbilla rejoins into the red zone to talk all things logical fallacy.
When we practice we assume that if we use an intervention, it is that specific intervention that makes the client improve. However, there are many things that impact a result. Your specific intervention (more magic trick) doesn't work for the reasons you think it does.
Join @totalbodybenefit and I as we call out exercise as an intervention, discuss real world examples, and take the piss with Mr. Armadillo (@arbillaexercisephysiology).
Our good mate Daniel (let me google how to actually spell his name) Arbilla rejoins into the red zone to talk all things logical fallacy.
When we practice we assume that if we use an intervention, it is that specific intervention that makes the client improve. However, there are many things that impact a result. Your specific intervention (more magic trick) doesn't work for the reasons you think it does.
Join @totalbodybenefit and I as we call out exercise as an intervention, discuss real world examples, and take the piss with Mr. Armadillo (@arbillaexercisephysiology).