Andrew Huberman· PhD
I got a lot of questions about what's called concurrent training, which is how to program endurance training if you are also interested in strength and hypertrophy training.
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I got a lot of questions about what's called concurrent training, which is how to program endurance training if you are also interested in strength and hypertrophy training.
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So the concept of kind of the interference effect or issues with concurrent training come from the idea that you have both endurance training goals and resistance training goals and that if you perform those too close together that the endurance training might blunt some of that hypertrophic adaptation.