Although the trapezius is frequently believed to function as an elevator of the scapular, its anatomy does not really fit this description. Rather, it functions more as a scapular retractor.
Resistance exercise does more than build skeletal muscle - it also hold the potential to reshape our brains.
Muscle contraction generates molecules known as myokines, which possess remarkable properties that benefit the brain.
A systematic review of intervention and randomized trials found long-term resistance training enhanced executive functions while also reducing white matter atrophy and white matter lesion volumes.
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Every organ exhibits circadian oscillations in function. Once you realize its (sun)light to the eyes that sets the master circadian clock & that in turn properly coordinates ALL other circadian oscillations, it’s clear why viewing morning sunlight works so well to promote health.
In the recent episode of the Huberman Lab Podcast I discuss how myo-Inositol can overcome some of the challenges those following low/no carb eating face w/falling and staying asleep, why the myo form is key & other supplementation. Also those to avoid. https://t.co/Tj5Vef44D5
When you see a 17th edition of a textbook, you know you are in for a treat! Thanks, @MHEducation, for the Principles of Athletic Training by @williamprentice
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Morin et. al 2016 found that heavy..sprints, upwards of 80% bodyweight, was effective in improving 5m and 20m sprint times for soccer players, as well as improving their mechanical effectiveness and magnitude of horizontal force production. https://t.co/cz0pzGk6fx via @exergenie