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Should you train to failure?

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As we approach muscular failure, muscle fibre recruitment goes up. This stimulates the motor units that contain the majority of the large, highly-responsive fibres to grow. So in simple terms, the idea is that the last 5ish reps before failure are “stimulatory reps” because they involve both full motor unit recruitment and a high level of tension.

But recent research indicates training to failure is not necessary. So should you train to failure? Are 'effective reps' a crock of shit?

Listen in and I'll give you my take.

www.luketulloch.com

@_luketulloch

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As we approach muscular failure, muscle fibre recruitment goes up. This stimulates the motor units that contain the majority of the large, highly-responsive fibres to grow. So in simple terms, the idea is that the last 5ish reps before failure are “stimulatory reps” because they involve both full motor unit recruitment and a high level of tension.

But recent research indicates training to failure is not necessary. So should you train to failure? Are 'effective reps' a crock of shit?

Listen in and I'll give you my take.

www.luketulloch.com

@_luketulloch

  continue reading

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