Peter Attia· MD
they never even lifted heavy they never pushed to failure but because they're so unaccustomed to lifting they'll get sore and it's enough tension of disruption that they will grow muscle
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they never even lifted heavy they never pushed to failure but because they're so unaccustomed to lifting they'll get sore and it's enough tension of disruption that they will grow muscle
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they never even lifted heavy they never pushed to failure but because they're so unaccustomed to lifting they'll get sore and it's enough tension of disruption that they will grow muscle the next time they come in