Run Stronger: Gender-Specific Strength Training Insights for Distance Runners
Are there real differences in how men and women respond to resistance training? This episode delves into a comprehensive meta-analysis examining 'Sex Differences in Resistance Training,' uncovering surprising insights into muscle growth and strength gains. We'll explore the key findings: while hypertrophy and lower-body strength gains are similar between sexes, women often experience greater relative upper-body strength improvements. We break down potential reasons behind these differences, including neuromuscular adaptations, muscle fiber composition, and hormonal influences. Learn how to apply these findings to your own training, regardless of your gender. Discover practical tips for optimizing your resistance training program and understand why tailored approaches might be beneficial. Whether you're a seasoned lifter or just starting out, this episode provides valuable insights into the science of strength training and how to maximize your results.
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