What is more powerful: Genetics or Conditioning?

My answer to this questions is Genetics because most of the attributes like your skin color, hair texture, height, weight, IQ, social behavior and many many other factors are determined by your genes. read more

My answer to this questions is Genetics because most of the attributes like your skin color, hair texture, height, weight, IQ, social behavior and many many other factors are determined by your genes. Nurture or conditioning acts on your genes and can have a minor impact on you. read more

Operant Conditioning. Operant conditioning stories involve an animal doing something that changes the world in a way that produces, crudely speaking, a good or a bad outcome. When an organism does something that is followed by a good outcome, that behavior will become more likely in the future. read more

Type 2 diabetes is partly about genes, but it's also about lifestyle. Exercising and managing your weight make a big difference. In one study, people who lost weight, exercised, and eaten a healthy diet dramatically improved heir A1C levels, a blood test used to check diabetes risk. read more

A specific gene variant is more frequent among elite athletes in power sports, reports a study in the October issue of The Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, official research journal of the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA). read more