New study comparing high (80%1RM) vs low (30%) loads in resistance training:
1. High&low produced similar hypertrophy💪🏻
2. High improved more neural efficiency🧠
3. High improved more 1RM🏋🏻��♂️
If you don’t lift heavy you probably should!
https://t.co/Pe0d7OEXDs
I have yet to meet a veteran S&C Coach who has said any of the following:
📌I wish I would have worked more & seen my family less!
📌I love coaching enough to do it for free- so I wish my job paid me less!
📌The lack of job/career security really keeps things exciting!
This is finding is huge. Resistance training should be considered a first-line-of-treatment for those with depression. High upside; no side-effects. Plus all the ancillary benefits. #exerciseismedicine https://t.co/nBloaKrFxp
Some athletes think that the more aggressive they act in the weight room, the more impressed their coaches will be.
Swing and a miss.
You know what really impresses coaches?
Hard work.
Genuine support of your teammates.
Punctuality.
Authenticity.
This thread is exactly why sport scientists and physical preparation coaches should share what they do. Most people have NFI what we do and have many misinformed or incorrect preconceived ideas. We need to advocate better for ourselves. https://t.co/um1V2jHzmg
Great work again from @thethinkersmith This knowledge is missing in cricket. We will never develop fast bowlers globally until the inaccurate focus on 'tactical 30min net bowling's is separated from max speed bowling. Approx12 max effort deliveries only!
https://t.co/nwwgSEqCgz