In weight training, longer time under tension and lifting to failure increases the rate of muscle protein synthesis. Lifting weights isn't, or shouldn't be, about moving a weight around, but effectively giving muscles the right growth stimulus. https://t.co/7clyK6FzaM
Muscle time under tension during resistance exercise stimulates differential muscle protein sub-fractional synthetic responses in men.
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The discussions strongly support the study's conclusion that increasing muscle time under tension enhances muscle protein synthesis, with posts referencing specific results like ‘mitochondrial and sarcoplasmic protein synthesis increased by as much as 114% and 77%,’ demonstrating high engagement and perceived impact. The tone and choice of words, such as 'scientific explanation' and 'important determinants,' highlight a focus on evidence-based implications for training practices.
Most discussions support the article's findings, emphasizing the importance of time under tension in muscle growth.
The posts show high interest, with many highlighting the relevance of specific training strategies.
Users actively analyze and summarize the study, referencing detailed aspects like protein synthesis and exercise volume.
Several discussions suggest the findings could influence training methods and scientific understanding of resistance exercise adaptations.
Abstract in brief
- The study found that longer muscle time under tension during low intensity resistance exercise (6 seconds per rep) led to higher rates of muscle protein synthesis, particularly in mitochondrial, sarcoplasmic, and myofibrillar fractions, compared to shorter tension (1 second per rep).
- This increased protein synthesis was linked to higher phosphorylation of anabolic signaling proteins like p70S6K and increased expression of PGC1, especially within the first 6 hours post-exercise, indicating enhanced muscle adaptation processes.
- Overall, the results suggest that extending muscle tension duration during resistance exercises can boost muscle growth-related responses and improve recovery and adaptation even at low exercise intensities.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskyAs you increase time under tension, especially peak tension, mitochondrial and sarcoplasmic protein synthesis are elevated by as much as by 114% and 77%, respectively.(https://t.co/zD7DAOWGZr).
@Alan_Couzens @Fit_For_Golf @BradSchoenfeld When you allow people to work to fatigue, the fibre recruitment is the same regardless of load: https://t.co/t9asyxzjxR We've shown that TUT and volume modulate this response, but it's not a load-dependent outcome: https://t.co/v5sUoS1m0U https://t.co/67MgRBkv7s
Muscle time under tension during resistance exercise stimulates differential muscle protein sub-fractional synthetic responses in men https://t.co/PbXRJgMXQH
https://t.co/burtXPSQcO 裏付けがあった方がトレーニングは納得して追い込める
大胸筋の厚みが欲しいならこの5つを絶対意識せよ! 最強の腕立て伏せ筋トレメニューを科学的に徹底解説! https://t.co/nTlgQJEAoA https://t.co/x1jKPEWJEa
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大胸筋の厚みが欲しいならこの5つを絶対意識せよ! 最強の腕立て伏せ筋トレメニューを科学的に徹底解説! https://t.co/nTlgQJEAoA https://t.co/x1jKPEWJEa
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@Alan_Couzens @Fit_For_Golf @BradSchoenfeld When you allow people to work to fatigue, the fibre recruitment is the same regardless of load: https://t.co/t9asyxzjxR We've shown that TUT and volume modulate this response, but it's not a load-dependent outcome: https://t.co/v5sUoS1m0U https://t.co/67MgRBkv7s
https://t.co/burtXPSQcO 裏付けがあった方がトレーニングは納得して追い込める
As you increase time under tension, especially peak tension, mitochondrial and sarcoplasmic protein synthesis are elevated by as much as by 114% and 77%, respectively.(https://t.co/zD7DAOWGZr).
As you increase time under tension, especially peak tension, mitochondrial and sarcoplasmic protein synthesis are elevated by as much as by 114% and 77%, respectively.(https://t.co/zD7DAOWGZr).
RT @Mangan150: In weight training, longer time under tension and lifting to failure increases the rate of muscle protein synthesis. Liftin…
RT @Mangan150: In weight training, longer time under tension and lifting to failure increases the rate of muscle protein synthesis. Liftin…
RT @Mangan150: In weight training, longer time under tension and lifting to failure increases the rate of muscle protein synthesis. Liftin…
RT @Mangan150: In weight training, longer time under tension and lifting to failure increases the rate of muscle protein synthesis. Liftin…
RT @Mangan150: In weight training, longer time under tension and lifting to failure increases the rate of muscle protein synthesis. Liftin…
RT @Mangan150: In weight training, longer time under tension and lifting to failure increases the rate of muscle protein synthesis. Liftin…
RT @Mangan150: In weight training, longer time under tension and lifting to failure increases the rate of muscle protein synthesis. Liftin…
RT @Mangan150: In weight training, longer time under tension and lifting to failure increases the rate of muscle protein synthesis. Liftin…
RT @Mangan150: In weight training, longer time under tension and lifting to failure increases the rate of muscle protein synthesis. Liftin…
RT @Mangan150: In weight training, longer time under tension and lifting to failure increases the rate of muscle protein synthesis. Liftin…
RT @Mangan150: In weight training, longer time under tension and lifting to failure increases the rate of muscle protein synthesis. Liftin…
RT @Mangan150: In weight training, longer time under tension and lifting to failure increases the rate of muscle protein synthesis. Liftin…
RT @Mangan150: In weight training, longer time under tension and lifting to failure increases the rate of muscle protein synthesis. Liftin…
RT @Mangan150: In weight training, longer time under tension and lifting to failure increases the rate of muscle protein synthesis. Liftin…
In weight training, longer time under tension and lifting to failure increases the rate of muscle protein synthesis. Lifting weights isn't, or shouldn't be, about moving a weight around, but effectively giving muscles the right growth stimulus. https://t.co/7clyK6FzaM
- "Additional studies that followed up on this work showed that contraction speed and exercise volume are also important determinants of the post-exercise anabolic response." Refs: https://t.co/12wd6P1b0z https://t.co/aJHTWLd7x7
RT @drjohnmorley: Muscle time under tension during resistance exercise stimulates differential muscle protein sub-fractional synthetic resp…
RT @drjohnmorley: Muscle time under tension during resistance exercise stimulates differential muscle protein sub-fractional synthetic resp…
Muscle time under tension during resistance exercise stimulates differential muscle protein sub-fractional synthetic responses in men https://t.co/PbXRJgMXQH
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