@ChrisFryPhD@AlexKeeble5@UKYCMB@AlexKeeble5 congratulations, doctor! I still remember the dungeon of Freer days in the 015 wet lab when you were just and ungergrad RA. I'd say you've come a long way but that'd be a lie; you've always been a stud and this is more than well deserved!
Newest paper from the lab characterizing the post-exercise MPS response to salmon ingestion vs. a re-constituted macronutrient-matched beverage
Check it out:
https://t.co/KvvUkqZywg
Recent work lead by @andyaskow comparing the effectiveness of creatine monohydrate vs. a creatine analogue (CLL) to augment muscle creatine content w/ @mike_delisio https://t.co/1Ntbvqaq3W.
Thank you and @Nicholas_Burd for taking the time to present during our Expert Session sponsored by @NtlDairyCouncil today!
#SportsRDs, if you missed the live webinar, you can check out the recording within 24hrs in our Webinar Library at https://t.co/PknNUsX1PQ.
@mackenzie_dr@Nicholas_Burd This is why I got into science. To be the technical support guy behind the guy who recruits individuals with interesting things to say. 😉 Always here to help Richard.
@mackinprof@GordanDivljak I was commenting asking for literature out of genuine interest, not to start an argument. Apologies if that came off wrong. As to the question about focus during heavy lifts - I'm unclear about what you're asking.
@mackinprof@GordanDivljak Just to be clear, in my first reply I wasn't saying you are incorrect about the merit of int vs. ext focus for hypertrophy. Rather, I was saying that (not having looked into that specific sector of literature), it counters what I've read about int vs. ext focus more generally.
@mackinprof@GordanDivljak https://t.co/TroCTJHPuc
The only time I've read into this is in acute performance (in quite a few activities and outcomes) and motor learning. Guess I wouldn't have assumed a disconnect between acute and chronic here.
@mackinprof@GordanDivljak Will have to dig in. This is completely counter to most of what I've seen. Excited to hear a counter. Thanks for the reading!
Of Sound Mind and Body: Exploring the Diet-Strength Interaction in Healthy Aging https://t.co/x9ICgffYfM - full text available; @andyaskow @mike_delisio@DoctaPFit@mackinprof @box_allyson @KCHillinois