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Interesting Article
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That is interesting and indirectly emphasises the importance of the eccentric or "negative" movement in stimulating muscle growth.
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It also emphasises the importance of mixing up your routines, so that your muscles can't adapt to the stress and restrict growth.
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arthur jones stressed these points in the 70's, the times is a bit far behind, LOL.
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I primarily notice these effects 36 hours after either squats or leg press. Good info!!
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