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strength ytraining and muscle endurance

Does Strength Training Sabotage Muscle Endurance?

Exercise has so many positive benefits for health. Your body responds to the stress of exercise by making adaptations that improve strength or endurance. Now, a new study shows that the gains you make in strength may come at the expense of endurance. Here’s what you need to know.

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Cathe Friedrich getting ready to do some negative reps with a heavy dumbbell

How Negative Reps Training Works

Negative reps are an advanced strength-training technique that can help you make greater strength gains and break through plateaus. Here’s how they work and why you might want to do them.

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Image of a male exerciser doing a plank kickback with a dumbbell during a Cathe Friedrich road trip. It’s important to devote time to strength and power training and to avoid Imbalanced exercise training.

How Imbalanced Exercise Training Contributes to Aging

We know that exercise slows the aging process and helps with body composition. Yet, many people do the wrong balance of training – they emphasize cardio over weight training and that’s not optimal, especially for aging muscles. Here’s why Imbalanced exercise training is a problem.

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