Welcome to the Training Section
Welcome to largest online library of applicable fitness information in the world. The training section will teach you the ins and outs of exercise as well as how your body responds to exercise. If you have any questions or comments while reading an article, feel free to drop it on that specific article. If there’s a topic you want us to write about, let us know!
We hope you enjoy reading this material and putting these principles into practice to better yourself and help others achieve their goals. Exercise is a celebration of what your body can do rather than a punishment. Exercise is far more enjoyable if you’re seeing the results of your hard work. If it doesn’t challenge you, then it won’t change you; we want you to change at the fastest rate and in the healthiest manner possible which is why the training section of the encyclopedia was created.
Article List
Here’s the list of articles you’ll find in training section…
All of the articles are pretty important and can help you reach your goals, but if an article is starred *** then it is extremely important with info that can really change your life.
Cardio
Part 1 – Cardio Improves Health and Boosts Weight Training Performance
Part 2 – HIIT vs. LISS: What Helps Burn More Fat?
Part 3 – Does Cardio Limit Muscle Growth?
Part 4 – Recommendations When Massing and Shredding
Dropsets
Part 1 – Dropset Overview and Reasons the Internet Gives to Perform Dropsets
Part 2 – Continuing to Drop the Internet’s Claims About Dropsets
Part 3 – The True Science Behind Dropsets***
Part 4 – Applying Classic Dropsets
Part 5 – Different Strategies to Reduce the Weight
Part 6 – The Mechanical Dropset
Exercise Selection
Part 1 – Social Media Workouts are Entertaining You, Not Overloading You
Part 2 – Pick Exercises that Increase the Likelihood You’ll Grow
Part 3 – Ways to Overload Besides Heavy Lifting***
Part 4 – Apply Variation Without Slowing Progress
Failure Training
Part 1 – What the Literature Says on Training to Muscle Failure
Part 2 – The Pros and Cons of Training to Failure
Part 3 – Should You Train to Failure?
Part 4 – The Solution for Most People
Fasted Exercise
Part 1 – Fasted Exercise Reduces Performance and Increases Muscle Loss
Part 2 – The Role of Insulin and Pyruvate Dehydrogenase in Fasted Exercise***
Part 3 – Fat Breakdown Increases in a Fasted State. Fat Breakdown is NOT Fat Burning.
Frequency
Part 1 – How Frequency is Influenced by Moderate and High Muscle Damage
Part 2 – How Frequency is Influenced by Low Muscle Damage
Part 3 – Putting it All Together and The Role of Soreness
How Do Muscles Grow?
Part 1 – Protein Synthesis and Protein Breakdown***
Part 2 – How Lifting Triggers Muscle Growth***
Part 3 – Ways You Can Stimulate Growth: Protein, IGF-1, Insulin, and Androgens***
Part 4 – How Growth is Reduced by Calorie Restriction and Stress***
Part 5 – The Key to Consistent Growth: Managing Muscle Damage***
Part 6 – The Inhibitor of Gains: AMP-Activated Protein Kinase (AMPK)***
How to Structure Glute Workouts
Part 1 – What You Need to Incorporate for All Workouts***
Part 2 – Hip Thrusts are Overrated
Part 3 – The Limitations of the Squeeze Exercises
Part 4 – The Best Butt Building Exercises***
Part 5 – Fatigue Management During the Wagon Work
Part 6 – Glute Workout Templates to Maximize Leg and Butt Development
Part 7 – Glute Workout Template to Favor More Glute Development than Leg Mass
Intensity
Part 1 – What is Intensity and What does the Literature Say About it?
Part 3 – Optimizing Intensity, What Rep Range is the Best to Promote Hypertrophy?***
Part 4 – Lifting Heavy Makes it Easier to Track Your Progress
Length-Tension Relationship, From Concepts to Muscle Construction
Part 1 – What is the Length-Tension Relationship?
Part 2 – The Physiology Behind the Length-Tension Relationship***
Part 3 – Working Tension, Range of Motion, and Gains
Part 4 – Stretch-Mediated Hypertrophy
Part 5 – The Physiology Behind Stretch-Mediated Hypertrophy***
Part 6 – Make Stretch-Mediated Hypertrophy Mainstream
Part 7 – How to Choose More Growth-Promoting Exercises
Progressing Your Overload
Part 2 – Overtraining is Real***
Part 3 – Cycling Intensity Based on How You Feel
Part 4 – What is Overreaching?
Part 5 – Applied Overreaching***
Rep Tempo
Part 2 – The Foundation of Applied Muscle Growth Physiology
Part 3 – Manipulating Rep Tempo to Maximize Gains
Rest Intervals
Part 1 – The Case for Longer Rest Intervals: Build More Muscle and Stay Lean
Part 2 – How Rest Intervals are Influenced by Training Experience
Part 3 – What Happens if You Need to do a Quick Workout?
Part 4 – The Rest Interval Guide Based on Muscle Group and Exercise****************
Sex Differences
Part 1 – Do Women and Men Respond the Same to Food?
Part 2 – Do Women and Men Respond the Same to Lifting?
Part 3 – Do Women and Men Respond the Same to Cardio?
The CAM Machine
Part 2 – The Biomechanics of Torque, Force, and Moment Arm***
Part 3 – From Practicality to PubMed
The Mind Muscle Connection
Part 1 – What is the Mind Muscle Connection?
Part 2 – Muscle Activation vs. Muscle Recruitment***
Part 3 – Using the Mind Muscle Connection can be Helpful and Harmful
Training: Bulking vs Shredding
Training for Strength vs. Hypertrophy
Part 1 – Similarities when Training to Maximize Strength vs. Hypertrophy
Part 2 – Key Elements to Maximize Strength Gains
Part 3 – Key Elements to Maximize Hypertrophy
Training Program: Classic Mass
Training Program: Intro to Weight Training (Feminine Muscularity Emphasis)
Training Program: Intro to Weight Training (Masculine Muscularity Emphasis)
Training Program: The Bare Minimum
Training Program: Unapologetically Curvy
Training Program: Unit Status (Feminine Muscularity Emphasis)
Training Program: Wheels and Wagon
Volume
Part 1 – What is Volume and What Does the Literature Say About it?
Part 2 – How Training Experience, Rest Intervals, and Exercise Routine Influence Volume
Part 3 – Adjusting Volume, Applied Autoregulation
Part 4 – Volume Recommendations for Youth Ages 3–17
Part 5 – Volume Recommendations for Healthy Adults**********************
Part 6 – Volume Recommendations for Older Adults






