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Author: jordan-wall
Mitochondrial biogenesis is the process by which new mitochondria are formed in the cell. The mitochondria is a key regulator of the metabolic activity of the…
I remember a time when resistance training for women was new. You rarely saw women in the gym hitting the weights. You might see them attending…
Constant versus Variable Resistance Training When performing a regular bench press exercise with free weight is considered a form of constant resistance exercise. Constant resistance is…
The Triple Threat Workout: Bench, Squats, and Deadlifts Pussification (noun): the state in which a society becomes less and less tough. This noun’s originator is from…
Rest Interval Duration for Muscle Hypertrophy and Strength: What Does the Science Suggest?
I remember when I saw Ronnie Coleman’s training DVD Cost of Redemption, I highly recommend purchasing this DVD if you haven’t. It includes Ronnie’s workouts include…
What’s Best For Increasing Muscle Mass and Strength: Linear or Reverse Linear Training Programs?
“Training is an exact science” – Mike Mentzer Mike Mentzer was correct in saying there is an exact science to training. In the January 2009 issue…
Neuromuscular and Anabolic Hormone Responses to Bodybuilding and Powerlifting Training
In the editor’s blog of MuscularDevelopment.com, I posted a video of Rodney ‘Raw Power’ Roller, who cranked out 200-pound dumbbell presses for several reps. Needless to…
Are Antioxidants Useful for Preventing Muscle Wasting? Increases in muscle mass result from increased size of the pre-existing muscle fibers due to accumulation of new muscle…
Hormones such as human growth hormone (GH) and testosterone have been shown to play a role in muscle hypertrophy and strength gains. One of the core…
The Bodybuilding Wizard I wanted to ask you what your take on superset training was. I have recently gone from having my program done for me by a…