Tag: muscle
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The Absolute BEST Rotator Cuff Stretch!!
The rotator cuff, comprised of four muscles, is prone to injury, affecting 22% of the world’s population. Stretching, along with exercises, is crucial for prevention and range of motion. Injury may occur if over-aggressive.
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Use This New Technique To Build Your “Inner” Chest!(Yes, It IS Possible)
The content discusses the possibility of targeting specific regions of the chest muscles through exercise. It introduces a new technique for working the inner chest and invites participation in a challenge.
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How To Do Face-Pulls With Free Weights!
Don’t limit face-pulls to cable machines; free weight alternatives are equally effective. Lie face-down on a bench or hinge at the hips. Retract scapulae, horizontally abduct arms, and externally rotate shoulders. Mix it up for variety and benefits.
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Squat Form Tip – Toes & Knees OUT, Not STRAIGHT!
Maximize squat safety and effectiveness by angling toes and knees outward, not straight ahead. This adjustment allows proper pelvic tilt and reduces spinal stress. Elevate your squat with precision.
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The 100 Degree Bench Press Rule
To optimize your bench press and prevent shoulder injuries, limit elbow flexion to about 100 degrees. Dropping beyond this point doesn’t enhance muscle activation but increases injury risk. Practice safe form for a healthier lift
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A Key to Calf Definition – Lateral vs Medial Gastroc Heads
Enhance calf definition and strength by targeting both the lateral and medial gastrocnemius heads. Vary calf raises with toes pointed in and out to maximize gains and prevent injuries.
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Myofascial Release – Benefits & Use-Cases (Including as the BEST Pre-Workout Warm-Up Routine!)
Myofascial release offers pain relief, joint mobility, and muscle performance enhancement—all achievable at home. Safely warm up muscles pre-workout for optimal results. Professional-grade benefits, easily accessible.
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Position-Specific Hypertrophy – Overhead VS Neutral Tricep Extensions
Unlock the power of position-specific hypertrophy. Recent research reveals significant gains with slight exercise variations. Embrace diverse angles for optimal muscle growth. Elevate your workout with precision.”
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Partial Range of Motion Training Benefits
Incorporating partial range of motion into weightlifting has proven benefits: increased muscular hypertrophy, region-specific hypertrophy, strength, load capacity, and reduced muscle damage and injury. It’s supported by scientific studies and Dr. Gains’ training programs.
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Training Volume – It’s NOT All or Nothing!!
The common excuse of not having enough time for exercise is challenged by research showing that a single set of weight training can provide 55-60% of strength and size gains. Multiple studies support this, making it a valuable option for time-pressed individuals.
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