🇺🇸🇮🇱🇮🇷🇱🇧 Congressional inquiries reveal that the US, in collaboration with the UK and Israel, for decades has been secretly financing:
👉 Taliban,
👉 Al-Qaeda,
👉 ISIS,
👉 Nigerian Boko Haram,
👉 Hezbollah,
👉 other Islamic terrorist organizations
So, the US is creating the enemies ITSELF???
@jacksonhinkle The marines are still headed to the Persian gulf, I think this is just a stalling tactic to get the Iranians to lower their guard….until the US completely withdraw all of their forces from the region, I won’t celebrate this just yet
@DavidHundeyin It's crazy that I knew who you were referring to with that "American first" line lmao.
Like "Americans" don't even consider you one of them confused people smh.
Intense Strength Training is arguably the most effective way to increase joint flexibility in healthy adults.
This systematic review & meta-analysis included ~1,500 men & women of varying experience and age, across 36 studies.
General results were similar to many of the original studies; a full range of motion resistance exercise is highly effective for most people.
Sex had a mild impact, but didn't change the overall conclusion.
Intensity on the other hand, played the biggest role. The more intense the lifting, the more benefit on flexibility.
Age and experience level had no impact.
Why does this work?
The 2 prevailing thoughts on how flexibility increases are:
1. Mechanical: Changes in tissue, tendons, muscles, etc.
2. Sensory: Higher tolerance to tissue being stretched.
Current evidence suggests that both acute (first few minutes) and short-term (first 8 weeks or so) are likely driven by Sensory. After that, Mechanical might be more plausible.
Thus, intensity training probably works well bc it drives both potential mechanisms.
Lifting heavy weights is not for everyone, but it is important to recognize that it is as viable a method for improving flexibility as anything we've seen thus far.
I'll always remember a @thereadystate video from many years ago about how silly it was to think a static hamstring stretch would do anything to flexibility if said hamstring was capable of deadlifting 500 lbs. The specific point doesn't matter, but he was highlighting a fairly common-sense point that ultimately appears supported by the bulk of the research.
Paper is open access (free!) below.
https://t.co/06ipogEpyu
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Embrace change, and watch your world evolve profoundly.