Whether you’re picking up a dumbbell for the first time or chasing personal bests in the gym, strength training isn’t one-size-fits-all. New research comparing elite and recreational athletes 1sheds light on how our bodies respond differently to resistance training, and how programs should evolve as we progress.
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