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So stoked to run the ego lifting study. Do you think ego (cheat-form) lifting or strict-form lifting will result in better muscle growth?
rom is subjective and a stretch does nothing besides SMH which is a short term thing and wont benefit you past a few sessions furthermore something like the lats dont benefit from a stretch and they lose leverages meaning you will have to recruit other muscles to get it back into the desirable rom for the lats before they fully engage again
So stoked to run the ego lifting study. Do you think ego (cheat-form) lifting or strict-form lifting will result in better muscle growth?
Optimal for what. Hope the study sets the context right because it’s not optimal for explosiveness.
Congrats on the paper! š
rom is subjective and a stretch does nothing besides SMH which is a short term thing and wont benefit you past a few sessions furthermore something like the lats dont benefit from a stretch and they lose leverages meaning you will have to recruit other muscles to get it back into the desirable rom for the lats before they fully engage again
Godspeed Jeff