As I was studying my CSCS book, I ran across some info that may be interesting to some. They theorize that people who have more fast-twitch fibers ( or 'type 2' fibers - used for power and short spurts of energy - sprinters, power lifters, etc) tend to have an easier time with hypertrophy (muscle enlargement) than those with more slow-twitch fibers (type 1 - used for endurance sports like cross country running). This may explain why people have completely different results with the same resistance program. Interesting huh?
Carolyn
Carolyn