Fröhlich M, Faude O, Klein M, Pieter A, Emrich E, Meyer T. Strength training adaptations after cold-water immersion. J Strength Cond Res. 2014;28(9):2628-2633.
Strength training adaptations after cold-water immersion.
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The social discussions demonstrate a strong consensus that cold-water immersion post-exercise can impair strength adaptations, as evidenced by comments referencing research studies and personal routines, like cold immersion affecting muscle gains. The tone combines scientific references with personal opinions, highlighting high engagement and interest in optimizing recovery protocols.
Most discussions agree that cold-water immersion after strength training can impair adaptations, citing specific studies and personal practices.
The discussions show high interest, with users referencing research articles, sharing personal routines, and debating recovery strategies.
Participants are deeply engaged, referring to scientific evidence, personal experiences, and the implications for athletic performance.
The social discussions suggest the information might influence athletes’ recovery choices and training regimes, though broader widespread change appears moderate.
Abstract in brief
- The study found that repeated coldwater immersion (CWI) after strength training sessions slightly negatively impacted long-term strength gains, such as increases in 1RM and 12RM, compared to not cooling.
- While both legs showed improvements over the training period, the leg that was cooled showed marginally smaller gains, indicating that CWI might hinder some of the adaptation process.
- Overall, the effects of CWI on strength adaptations were small, suggesting that in real-world sports, whether to use coldwater immersion should consider the balance between potential recovery benefits and slight reductions in strength gains.
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@theSamParr @mastermoneyco In the athletic realm, the data on recovery and performance so far shows that ice baths do NOT help. And in fact, can impair your adaptation to exercise. For example: https://t.co/qAy0z8uEZ3
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RT @stevemagness: With ice baths, it’s not just theoretical. It is real. Taking ice baths post-training, impairs strength training adaptat…
RT @stevemagness: With ice baths, it’s not just theoretical. It is real. Taking ice baths post-training, impairs strength training adaptat…
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RT @stevemagness: With ice baths, it’s not just theoretical. It is real. Taking ice baths post-training, impairs strength training adaptat…
RT @stevemagness: With ice baths, it’s not just theoretical. It is real. Taking ice baths post-training, impairs strength training adaptat…
RT @stevemagness: With ice baths, it’s not just theoretical. It is real. Taking ice baths post-training, impairs strength training adaptat…
RT @stevemagness: With ice baths, it’s not just theoretical. It is real. Taking ice baths post-training, impairs strength training adaptat…
RT @stevemagness: With ice baths, it’s not just theoretical. It is real. Taking ice baths post-training, impairs strength training adaptat…
RT @stevemagness: With ice baths, it’s not just theoretical. It is real. Taking ice baths post-training, impairs strength training adaptat…
RT @stevemagness: With ice baths, it’s not just theoretical. It is real. Taking ice baths post-training, impairs strength training adaptat…
RT @stevemagness: With ice baths, it’s not just theoretical. It is real. Taking ice baths post-training, impairs strength training adaptat…
RT @stevemagness: With ice baths, it’s not just theoretical. It is real. Taking ice baths post-training, impairs strength training adaptat…
RT @stevemagness: With ice baths, it’s not just theoretical. It is real. Taking ice baths post-training, impairs strength training adaptat…
RT @stevemagness: With ice baths, it’s not just theoretical. It is real. Taking ice baths post-training, impairs strength training adaptat…
RT @stevemagness: With ice baths, it’s not just theoretical. It is real. Taking ice baths post-training, impairs strength training adaptat…
RT @stevemagness: With ice baths, it’s not just theoretical. It is real. Taking ice baths post-training, impairs strength training adaptat…
@theSamParr @mastermoneyco In the athletic realm, the data on recovery and performance so far shows that ice baths do NOT help. And in fact, can impair your adaptation to exercise. For example: https://t.co/qAy0z8uEZ3
RT @DrMauricioGon: Fröhlich M, Faude O, Klein M, Pieter A, Emrich E, Meyer T. Strength training adaptations after cold-water immersion. J S…
Fröhlich M, Faude O, Klein M, Pieter A, Emrich E, Meyer T. Strength training adaptations after cold-water immersion. J Strength Cond Res. 2014;28(9):2628-2633.
I always do my #coldthermogenesis before my workout or on rest days. Cold immersion immediately after exercise blunts the inflammatory response for muscle hypertrophy gains.
@Kid___Carter https://t.co/jNqW0IRPmL
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