Muscle Growth Mechanics
To excel in bodybuilding, one must harness the power of concentration and intensity. The body reacts to stress as a survival mechanism, prompting muscle growth when it perceives inadequacy. Real failure occurs when the body can no longer respond to the brain's signals, pushing it to adapt and improve. Ultimately, genetics and volume play a role, but the core principle remains: muscle is built in response to the need for survival.In this clip
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Mind Pump Podcast
922: John Romano
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