Does Hypertrophy Contribute to Strength - Research Analysis
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Josh and I summarise some of the existing literature themed around the continued discussion of whether hypertrophy training causes to some extent an increase in force production (strength), or whether...
show moreFor those interested, the two main papers referenced are:
'Exercise‑Induced Myofbrillar Hypertrophy is a Contributory Cause
of Gains in Muscle Strength' & 'Exercise‑Induced Changes in Muscle Size do not Contribute
to Exercise‑Induced Changes in Muscle Strength' by Taber et al and by Loenneke et al respectively.
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