When it comes to building muscle and strength, variation is a commonly touted principle. But what exactly is variation, and why is it important? Forget the idea of “shocking the muscles” or “muscle confusion.” This article dives into the science behind variation and how it can benefit your workouts.
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It is often believed that the morning before breakfast is the best time to exercise in order to lose weight. Indeed, a low level of insulin in the blood enhances the action of fat-burning hormones (primarily adrenaline). However, this mode is more suitable for professionals than beginners.
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