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Muscle soreness

Re: your question on my talk page, I'd also be cautious of the claim that concentric exercise causes no muscle soreness, but personally, I don't know either way. I've heard people say anecdotally that avoiding eccentric contractions during exercise results in much less or no soreness...but this seems a potentially terrible thing to do to your body, and I think most people do both types of contractions together when they exercise, and personally, I've erred on the side of more eccentric exercise because it leads to greater control, less risk of injury, and also is good for repairing damaged tendons. If you've scoured other sources and can't find it, I'd definitely support you in removing that fact from the page, or perhaps mention that a specific person claims it true, unless others back it as well. Cazort (talk) 18:36, 28 July 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Ways to improve Gemini Gymnastics

Thanks for creating Gemini Gymnastics, Ranze!

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Hey; this article doesn't have any footnotes (it's not clear which reference is for which bit of information). Other than that, it looks great, though - let me know if you need any help fixing the issue!

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Thanks for the speedy reply :). So, notability is the initial burden articles face, and sources are totally the way to prove that. However, the reason we have a notability policy is that a core principle of Wikipedia is that our information be verifiable - a reader can look at a statement and be able to say "I can tell where this came from, because the source is linked". So we really do need to format the ones you used information from as inline links :(. I appreciate it may be hard to identify which bits are sourced from where - it might take a bit of time - but it should be possible if you know how to format inline citations. If you do, I'm happy to help with trawling through the references finding citations for each bit of the article. If you don't, I'm happy to teach you as well :). Regards, Ironholds (talk) 14:09, 5 September 2012 (UTC)[reply]
Cool :). Okay, so I'll make the necessary changes and you can see how I do it. There's also a really great tutorial on referencing at Help:Introduction to referencing which I really do recommend - it makes the practise very easy to pick up (and makes me slightly annoyed that it didn't exist when I joined way back when ;p.) Ironholds (talk) 00:01, 12 September 2012 (UTC)[reply]
Okay - done! Let me know if you know of any more sources you want me to include (or want to include yourself) :). Ironholds (talk) 00:12, 12 September 2012 (UTC)[reply]

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