Authors
Samuel L Buckner, Noam Yitzchaki, Ryo Kataoka, Ecaterina Vasenina, Wenyuan G Zhu, Tayla E Kuehne, Jeremy P Loenneke
Publication date
2021/7
Journal
Clinical Physiology and Functional Imaging
Volume
41
Issue
4
Pages
326-333
Description
Aim
Previous work in non‐resistance‐trained individuals has found that an increase in muscle size has no additive effect on changes in strength. However, it is thought that muscle growth is of increased importance for resistance‐trained individuals.
Purpose
Experiment 1: To examine changes in muscle thickness (MT) and one repetition maximum (1RM) strength following 8 weeks of bi‐weekly 1RM practice or traditional training. Experiment 2: To determine whether increasing muscle size increases strength potential when followed by 4 weeks of 1RM training.
Methods
Participants performed biceps curls for 8 weeks (Experiment 1). One arm performed 4 sets of as many repetitions as possible with approximately 70% of 1RM (TRAD), and the other arm performed a single 1RM. For experiment 2, both arms trained for muscle size and strength.
Results
Experiment 1 (n = 25): for MT, the posterior probabilities …
Total citations
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