The mind-muscle connection is one’s ability to preferentially target and feel a muscle group working while lifting weights. Elite bodybuilders have long heralded the importance of the mind-muscle connection, while some lifters and coaches think it’s overrated. So who’s right? There does seem to be some truth to the notion that intensely focusing on a …
There are two main types of isometrics used in strength training: Yielding Isometrics: holding a stationary position like during a paused rep. Simply, don’t lower the bar, but don’t actively lift it either. Overcoming Isometric: pushing against an immovable object. The bar isn’t moving, but you’re actively TRYING to move it. Yielding isometrics are the …
You’ll hear some coaches say, “Bigger isn’t stronger. Stronger is stronger.” Being jacked isn’t the only prerequisite for maximal strength. Otherwise, top bodybuilders would also dominate the powerlifting platform. But I firmly believe that being jacked gives you the potential to be a better powerlifter. More muscle mass means you’ve got more cross sectional area …
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