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טוב נרכז הכל, אני יודע שלחלקכם יש הרבה לשתף את חברי האתר ואתם מתביישים אז נעשה זאת באשכול מרוכז ונגמור עם הבולשיט.
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עקבו אחר הסרטון הבא כדי לצפות כיצד להתקין את האפליקציה של האתר על מסך הבית של המכשיר שברשותכם.
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יש איזה ספורטאי שPC לא יועיל לו?PC אתה עובד רק אם אתה צריך את זה
לרוב מתאמן SS לא יודע מה הוא צריך כי הוא לא ספורטאי עדיין ולכן הוא צריך לעבוד על הכל
היפרטרופיה נטו עדיף משיכות אחרות עובדה שמדקאו שינה את ה5X5
אולי דפרנקו מתעסק עם הרבה אנשים בו זמנית, או שהוא לא טוב בלאמן פאוור קלין.
בואנה הם מטורפים. הם עושים גם קרלז?
There is a persistent belief among the public, many
personal trainers, some coaches, and even among many exercise
scientists, that weight training exercises must be done slowly.
The intentional use of slow movement in weight training
reflects an inadequate understanding of the nature of efficient
power production, the physics of work, and weight-room
safety.
A slow cadence increases the time under tension (how
long the muscle spends contracting) and is thereby thought to
increase the amount of work the muscles do and the resulting
amount of muscular development. An examination of the
physiology of power production, though, is enlightening. The
vast majority of research demonstrates a clear relationship
between high movement speed and the ability to generate
power both at that speed and at all slower speeds. Conversely,
exercising at a slower speed develops strength only at that speed
and does not improve power at faster movement speeds.
Complete power development across the whole range of
movement speeds requires high-velocity loaded movement.
This is because high power production depends on the
recruitment of a maximum number of motor units to generate
the high amount of force necessary to produce that power.
More power requires an increased efficiency in the number of
motor units firing during contraction and—most importantly
for the person interested in more muscle—a resulting increase
in the actual amount of muscle tissue involved in the work. As
more high-threshold motor units are recruited to generate more
power through increased force production, more of the muscle
fibers in the muscle go to work, using more ATP that must be
replaced through active metabolic recovery processes. Studies
have found that longer duration repetitions, with a longer time
under tension, actually result in a significantly lower oxygen
debt (a measure of how much metabolic work was done) when
compared to the fast moving repetitions. This is because only
the lower-threshold motor units are recruited and fatigued by
lower-movement-speed exercise. It is true that fatigued motor
units generate lactic acid in the 8-to-12-rep range, and lactic acid
"burns," even if it is being generated only by the low-threshold
motor units. But the fact is that more muscle tissue is recruited
and worked by higher-velocity movement than by slow
exercise speeds. In the interests of both muscle mass and power
training, higher velocity works better.
גרתי משהו כמו רבע שעה נסיעה משם...אם הייתי יודע הייתי אולי ס1ס : )
More power requires an increased efficiency in the number of
motor units firing during contraction and—most importantly
for the person interested in more muscle—a resulting increase
in the actual amount of muscle tissue involved in the work. As
more high-threshold motor units are recruited to generate more
power through increased force production, more of the muscle
fibers in the muscle go to work, using more ATP that must be
replaced through active metabolic recovery processes. Studies
have found that longer duration repetitions, with a longer time
under tension, actually result in a significantly lower oxygen
debt (a measure of how much metabolic work was done) when
compared to the fast moving repetitions.