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Showing posts with label super slow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label super slow. Show all posts

Monday, January 14, 2013

Exercise Research Quickie: HIIT vs. Steady State, More on the Hormonal Response. Light Training, High TUTs & Peak Contractions - Not Just for The Elderly. Train Your Left, Grow Your Right Leg - Contralateral Training Effects

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Exercise Research Quickie: HIIT vs. Steady State, More on the Hormonal Response. Light Training, High TUTs & Peak Contractions - Not Just for The Elderly. Train Your Left, Grow Your Right Leg - Contralateral Training Effects
The role of the innervations between our muscles as well as to our brain is often overlooked, when we are talking about size gains. The imag...
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Monday, October 1, 2012

Classic Beats Super Slow; Single 198 Second Sprint More Time Efficient Than Work-Matched HIIT; Exercise Better Than THC; Metformin + Cardio + Lifting = Anti-Obesity Triplet; Self-Efficiacy & Training Adherence - Plus: More!

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Classic Beats Super Slow; Single 198 Second Sprint More Time Efficient Than Work-Matched HIIT; Exercise Better Than THC; Metformin + Cardio + Lifting = Anti-Obesity Triplet; Self-Efficiacy & Training Adherence - Plus: More!
This is just a random selection of the unlimited movement patterns your body has been designed to execute - don't make the mistake and r...
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Saturday, February 18, 2012

"80-85% 1RM, 6-10 Reps"? Changes in Muscle Fiber-Type in Response to Classic, Super Slow and Light Training Confirm "Old School Training" Rules and Will Always Prevail!

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"80-85% 1RM, 6-10 Reps"? Changes in Muscle Fiber-Type in Response to Classic, Super Slow and Light Training Confirm "Old School Training" Rules and Will Always Prevail!
Image 1: If you don't want to be strong and look good naked, you better not train like "old school" like Arnold, Franco Columb...
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Saturday, November 26, 2011

Time Under Tension (TUT) Another Under-Appreciated Determinant of the Protein Synthetic Response to Exercise?

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Time Under Tension (TUT) Another Under-Appreciated Determinant of the Protein Synthetic Response to Exercise?
Image 1: Is it really time to buy some revolutionary new exercise equipment to time your time under tension? Or should you keep pumping away...
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