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How to Gain Strength and Power
Reading time: 1 – 2 minutes Physiology reveals that the basics of strength and power development in the muscles are the adaptations of the nervous system and the hypertrophy of muscle. Hypertrophy simply means the growth of muscles. These two factors lead to the production of increased amounts of myosin and actin which function by increasing the tension of the muscles. Increased amounts of these tow substances leads to the … Continue reading
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