The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
choosing activities to maintain those fibers also these fibers are bigger this is where glucose disposal goals choosing things like leg extension it's not a bad thing if you get stronger and you have stronger muscles then you will have more power you'll be able
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part of the reason is the fail the failure to focus on hypertrophy and those are those type two fibers those type two fibers that transition with age to more type one fibers those long lean fibers you go from bigger to Bulky to less
if we see people doing resistance training it's mainly the type two fibers that get bigger you see that with the bodybuilders as well huge type two fibers
that's attribute this to the hypertrophy of type two fibers which are necessary for the power generation that's necessary for producing the gains we're talking about