Summary
According to a new study, it could be the order in which you are doing your workouts. The study published in the Journal of Exercise Science and Fitness looked at how the order of concurrent training affected physical activity levels, body composition, bone density, fitness and muscular strength in obese young men.
Source: Toronto Sun
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