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A series of questions and answers related to exercise-induced muscle hypertrophy, training principles, and muscle physiology. It covers topics such as the mechanisms of muscle hypertrophy (mechanical tension, muscle damage, and metabolic stress), training systems (circuit training, split routine), and the opt model phases. Additionally, it addresses muscle fiber types, satellite cell function, and the impact of exercise types on muscle damage. Useful for understanding key concepts in bodybuilding and exercise science, offering insights into effective training strategies and physiological adaptations. It also touches on somatotypes and common postural issues like upper crossed syndrome, providing a comprehensive overview of relevant topics for fitness professionals and enthusiasts. Useful for exam preparation and quick review of key concepts in exercise science and bodybuilding.
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what || are || the || 3 || mechanisms || involved || in || exercise || induced || muscle || hypertrophy? || - || Correct || answer || ✔mechanical || tension, || muscle || damage || & || metabolic || stress bodybuilders || tend || to || demonstrate || weakness || of || which || muscle || group?