Muscle Hypertrophy: Sweet Spot, Training Variables, and Growth Principles
The "sweet spot" for hypertrophy is a dynamic balance of training variables—including load, volume, intensity, and frequency—consistentl...
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The "sweet spot" for hypertrophy is a dynamic balance of training variables—including load, volume, intensity, and frequency—consistentl...
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