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Is Zone 2 Training the Best Exercise for Longevity?

By Sara Appleby | March 31, 2026
zone 2 training and longevity

You don’t have to destroy yourself in the gym to live longer — and science is increasingly proving it. Zone 2 training, a form of moderate-intensity cardio that lets you hold a conversation while you exercise, has emerged as one of the most talked-about tools in the longevity space. But is it really the best…

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