Athletic Metabolism

N.X. Rodser · Joined: 18 Feb 2008 Posts: 2

So many athletic people get fat as they get into the middle years of
their lives, why is this? Can I prevent or lessen this change by
eating more now while exercising and transitioning slowly from a very
active lifestyle to a relatively sedentary one by eating less as I
work out less?
Thanks
N.X. Rodser

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