Rhonda Patrick· PhD
it seems to produce kind of a similar level of of strength and gains um to three or four like longer duration sessions
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it seems to produce kind of a similar level of of strength and gains um to three or four like longer duration sessions
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Dr shenfeld did cite a study on these sort of micro resistance training workouts where people performed 15 minutes of resistance training 6 to eight times per week versus say doing the same resistance training same volume same exercises three to four times a week for say you know 30 to 40 minutes they achieve the same level of strength and hypertrophy
I think resistance training okay you can do you know 15 minute eight seven or eight 15 minute workouts throughout the week and that's as good as doing 3 45 minute workouts in terms of gaining muscle mass and strength