The group's discussions reflect a consensus that chronic stretching mainly increases flexibility and tolerance without altering mechanical properties, supported by references to studies like Freitas et al. and observations that perceived improvements do not correspond to measurable structural changes. The tone is analytical and evidence-based, emphasizing scientific findings over anecdotal reports.
AgreementStrong agreement
Most discussions agree that chronic stretching does not induce structural changes in muscles and tendons, emphasizing the lack of evidence for long-term alterations.
InterestHigh interest
The discussions demonstrate high interest, with users referencing specific studies and debating the physiological effects of stretching.
EngagementModerate engagement
Engagement is moderate; users are referencing scientific reviews and sharing insights but not deeply analyzing data or proposing new research.
ImpactHigh impact
The conversations highlight the importance of understanding stretching's limitations, which could influence training practices and future research directions.
Abstract in brief
Chronic stretching primarily increases joint flexibility and tolerance to stretch, but has minimal impact on the actual structural or mechanical properties of muscles and tendons.
The review of 26 studies indicates that interventions lasting from 3 to 8 weeks produce small or trivial changes in properties like muscle stiffness, architecture, and tendon stiffness, with high variability in results across studies.
Most adaptations from short-term stretching seem to occur at a sensory level, such as increased extensibility and tolerance, rather than underlying changes in muscle or tendon structure.
@GregLehman Not that I’m aware of. Although I think you can increase extensibility without having a decrease in tendon stiffness. This SMR found stretching doesn’t effect stiffness but does increase extensibility. https://t.co/Iz28k75Y7L. Thanks for the discussion forcing me to think deeper!
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@GregLehman simple, cause there is not evidence of that. Just take a look for it 10.1111/sms.12957
To contrast result to say that https://t.co/MT3HQFUUO4
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Dejo el link, sorry, los estiramientos no relajan tampoco, ni generan cambios estructurales a largo plazo
@Camea75 @AndrsLogrono Freitas SR, Mendes B, Le Sant G, Andrade RJ, Nordez A, Milanovic Z. Can chronic stretching change the muscle-tendon mechanical properties? A review. Scand J Med Sci Sports. 2018 Mar;28(3):794-806. doi: 10.1111/sms.12957. Epub 2017 Oct 9. PMID: 28801950
Según ese estudio,no relaja
@GregLehman simple, cause there is not evidence of that. Just take a look for it 10.1111/sms.12957
To contrast result to say that https://t.co/MT3HQFUUO4
Freitas et al:
"Stretching interventions lasting 3 to 8 weeks do not appear to alter muscle or tendon properties, although they do increase extensibility and tolerance to higher tensile force.
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Reason #7: Mechanical Properties Don't Change Much
People do gain range of motion & report "feeling' less stiff. But objectively, the joints resistance to stretch, muscle & tendon stiffness didn't change.
The person's perception changes more.
https://t.co/9yOvJFFogr
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@OAITraining @GregLehman Do you have any references? This recent SMR doesn’t support your statement. https://t.co/Iz28k75Y7L
RT @shoulder_nerd: @GregLehman Not that I’m aware of. Although I think you can increase extensibility without having a decrease in tendon s…
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@GregLehman Not that I’m aware of. Although I think you can increase extensibility without having a decrease in tendon stiffness. This SMR found stretching doesn’t effect stiffness but does increase extensibility. https://t.co/Iz28k75Y7L. Thanks for the discussion forcing me to think deeper!
Feb 20, 2021 · 4 likes · 1 share · 1,318 followersView post →
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@LoicTrinh @tlecharte [2/5] Le volume d’étirement : très hétérogène, beaucoup trop peu intense pour espérer des changements structurels... ; cf., https://t.co/0OWqhexUMy ; https://t.co/e6xK94qh6S
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