Simple Exercises That Can Repair Tendons, Isometrics vs. Eccentrics, and More — Dr. Keith Baar
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Simple Exercises That Can Repair Tendons, Isometrics vs. Eccentrics, and More — Dr. Keith Baar
Dr. Keith Baar is a Professor at the University of California, Davis in the Department of Physiology and Membrane Biology. During his Ph.D. studies, his research revealed that mechanical strain on muscle fibers activates the mammalian target of rapamycin (mTOR) signaling pathway, a crucial regulator of muscular hypertrophy. Subsequently, he ...
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One of the most unique features of Essentrics® is our use of eccentric contractions (it’s even how we got our name!). 💪 In a concentric contraction (like a bicep curl), a muscle shortens up to 30% of its length. But in an eccentric contraction, a muscle can extend up to 70% of its length! ✨ By actively lengthening the muscle and strengthening it in that extended position, you’re training more of the muscle fibers to engage. Instead of working only within a shortened range (which limits the musc
One of the most unique features of Essentrics® is our use of eccentric contractions (it’s even how we got our name!). 💪 In a concentric contraction (like a bicep curl), a muscle shortens up to 30% of its length. But in an eccentric contraction, a muscle can extend up to 70% of its length! ✨ By actively lengthening the muscle and strengthening it in that extended position, you’re training more of the muscle fibers to engage. Instead of working only within a shortened range (which limits the musc
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One of the most unique features of Essentrics® is our use of eccentric contractions (it’s even how we got our name!). 💪 In a concentric contraction (like a bicep curl), a muscle shortens up to 30% of its length. But in an eccentric contraction, a muscle can extend up to 70% of its length! ✨ By actively lengthening the muscle and strengthening it in that extended position, you’re training more of the muscle fibers to engage. Instead of working only within a shortened range (which limits the musc
One of the most unique features of Essentrics® is our use of eccentric contractions (it’s even how we got our name!). 💪 In a concentric contraction (like a bicep curl), a muscle shortens up to 30% of its length. But in an eccentric contraction, a muscle can extend up to 70% of its length! ✨ By actively lengthening the muscle and strengthening it in that extended position, you’re training more of the muscle fibers to engage. Instead of working only within a shortened range (which limits the musc
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