Also, he figured out that if your mind - body connection is strong, you could use
a lot more muscle fibers than if it wasn't, and that he needed to visualize the muscles he was training.
Not exact matches
Then, weightlifting creates a
lot of
muscle damage that increases post-workout metabolism because it takes energy to repair the
muscle fibers you've destroyed while training, which equals to even
more calories burned.
People who are naturally strong have a greater amount of type II
muscle fibers and a nervous system which is a
lot more effective.
This will help you engage
more muscle fibers and develop tremendous amounts of strength and power a
lot faster.
Also we have
lot dormant
muscle fiber which starts firing if you go for
more repetition.
I was mainly reading a
lot of your articles, and deduced that higher weight lower rep causes the CNS to recruit
MORE muscle tissue / fiber, then a light weight high rep, this in turn uses up more muscle fibers and creates a need to more fiber production to increase stren
MORE muscle tissue /
fiber, then a light weight high rep, this in turn uses up
more muscle fibers and creates a need to more fiber production to increase stren
more muscle fibers and creates a need to
more fiber production to increase stren
more fiber production to increase strength.
Let's say you are going to be doing 20 slow controlled deep squats, where your core, your back and every
muscle in your body is engaged to it's full potential, recruiting
more muscle fibers, it is a
lot harder then it may seem to perform every single rep in that perfect form.