π¨π¨ Interested in β¬οΈ mechanical properties of tendons? π¨π¨
Please see below for a π§΅ on why strain magnitude is an important factor
based off my recent review https://t.co/3FBvh2TwAx
The tension is real in S&C/performance: one side has the letters, the citations, the meta-analyses, and the institutional power; the other side has the calluses, the repeated failures that teach what actually transfers, and the direct feedback loop of βdid the athlete get faster/stronger/more robust or not?β
Interesting new study on BFR vs High intensity πββοΈ on muscle-tendon complex adaptations in π΄
High intensity πββοΈ led to sig β¬οΈ tendon stiffness and strength than BFR, with similar tendon CSA increases in both conditions.
#tendon#strength#adaptation
@BradSchoenfeld yes not arguing it doesn't fit within the general consensus of evidence or anything... just that we're still not sure where that benefit of 40% VL lies based on the statistical reporting methods- anything from nothing to modest π
Pleasure to contribute a 2nd expert article to @SportsmithHQ - this time on muscle hypertrophy πͺπββοΈ
Ive been using partial ROM training for >15yrs. Believe me, if you think theyre about 'the stretch' or dividing ROMs randomly in half ... this is βοΈ 'real' partial ROM πββοΈ
The usual 'match day prep' we've seen develop over the years. Lots of tippy toes into a dramatic lunge. Towels wrapped around D-handles for cable rows? Why? Im never been sure what exactly all this is 'prepping' for?
@SimonBrundish
https://t.co/3K4ylEr4xB
there's a lot to unpack in the paper but I gave my thoughts on this on a recent post on Instagram of anyone would like to check those out https://t.co/u94rHZO521
This pre-print of a paper caused quite a stir recently on social media. The authors suggest that 9 vs 36 fractional sets of πββοΈ produce equivalent hypertrophy πͺ
However... how confident are we of these findings, particularly in relation to measures?... 1/
Light aerobic training, done with proper sequencing and progressions, helps preserve and support power.
Focusing on bad programs that do too much of a good thing is just a bad argument.
Countless programs scoff at aerobic work to befriend athletes. We need to be honest here.