Andrew Huberman· PhD
I don't like box jumps or I don't like them because I the Ecentric loading that you know it ends up being a lot of soreness and it just takes a lot of them to to generate what I'm trying to generate
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I don't like box jumps or I don't like them because I the Ecentric loading that you know it ends up being a lot of soreness and it just takes a lot of them to to generate what I'm trying to generate
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anytime you add Ecentric training to your workout regimen it tends to increase soreness a lot and often people get injured by including a new form of movement in particular form of movement that you can fall and or not just falling but by including a lot of Ecentric movements that they hadn't been doing previously