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Lockdown Serratus Dips...this is the ONLY exercise I've ever found that works the serratus muscles effectively for me. It works the serratus with substantial resistance...enough to actually get a strong muscle-building stimulus. The serratus anterior muscles are the
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“You have to create microtears in the muscle for it to grow back stronger” No. You induce a chemical signal to your brain via the stimulus from sufficient mechanical tension that tells you to make the muscle bigger/stronger. Muscle damage/microtears can be a byproduct of hard training to grow muscle, but thats very different than making it the main focus. Most lifters make it the main focus and their training becomes extremely inefficient as a result. Low proximity to failure due to chasing a bu
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Muscle reflexes are automatic, involuntary movements in response to stimuli, crucial for maintaining posture and balance. They involve a simple neural pathway, known as a reflex arc, that bypasses the brain, allowing for swift responses. When a muscle is stretched suddenly, sensory neurons transmit signals to the spinal cord, where interneurons relay these signals to motor neurons. These motor neurons then prompt the stretched muscle to contract and inhibit the antagonist muscle, creating a refl
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