April 2021 PMID 33919267

Predicting Adaptations to Resistance Training Plus Overfeeding Using Bayesian Regression: A Preliminary Investigation.

Robert W Smith, Patrick S Harty, Matthew T Stratton, Zad Rafi, Christian Rodriguez, Jacob R Dellinger, Marqui L Benavides, Baylor A Johnson, Sarah J White, Abegale D Williams, Grant M Tinsley

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Discussions reflect a moderate curiosity about the research, with mentions of Bayesian regression and predictions related to resistance training and overfeeding, but lack of detailed critique or enthusiasm suggests a neutral engagement. Phrases like 'preliminary investigation' and references to scholars imply interest but not strong endorsement or critique.

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Abstract in brief

This preliminary study investigated how resistance training combined with overfeeding affects body composition, muscle strength, and metabolism in trained males, using Bayesian regression to identify potential predictors of these adaptations.
Participants experienced gains in lean body mass, muscle thickness, and muscular performance, but the models used to predict these changes based on factors like weight gain were not highly accurate.
The findings highlight the complex and variable nature of how overfeeding and resistance training interact to influence physical adaptations, suggesting that predicting individual responses remains challenging.]

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