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Tag Archives: intensity
Dr Chad Kerksick looks at the body’s testosterone release in regards to the type of exercise being done, the amount of muscle recruited, intensity and how it all relates to muscle growth. Continue reading
Welcome, Angela! It’s great to have you on the 1st Phorm team. Check this space for more posts by Angela Coleman, coming soon.
I was reading through some past blog posts on the 1st Phorm site and I came across a past blog by 1st Phorm CEO and good friend, Andy Frisella titled “Intensity: either show up with it or get out of … Continue reading
From time to time, it’s really cool when you go back and find reinforcement for things that you are doing or that may be on your mind. It’s the reason why I think various messages inside religious books are interesting … Continue reading
So we’re on to part five of the article series that is providing a more scientific breakdown and explanation of the variables that should be considered and how they should be considered when developing or modifying your resistance training program … Continue reading
Welcome to article three of a six part series breaking apart the details of a resistance training workout (Kerksick 2011; Spiering et al. 2008). My first articles focused upon two instrumental variables, choice of exercise and order of exercise, that … Continue reading
Welcome to article three of a six part series breaking apart the details of a resistance training workout (Kerksick 2011; Spiering et al. 2008). My first articles focused upon two instrumental variables, choice of exercise and order of exercise, that … Continue reading




















