Addressing Muscle Imbalances
The discussion highlights the importance of technique and movement quality when addressing long-standing muscle imbalances. Sal emphasizes the need to isolate the affected side to avoid compensatory patterns, while Adam points out the value of using machines for stability during rehabilitation. The insights shared stress that understanding individual structural issues is crucial for effective training.In this clip
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1629: Correct Major Leg Imbalances, Adjusting Training To Build More Muscle & More (Live Coaching)
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