November 2024 Research Review

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Barbell Medicine

Barbell Medicine

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@MrMrLower
@MrMrLower 9 күн бұрын
Great episode as always :)
@TheMightyMrQuinn
@TheMightyMrQuinn 11 күн бұрын
GAAP (generally accepted accounting principles)
@rudolphrictor5167
@rudolphrictor5167 11 күн бұрын
Thanksgiving BBM video?! blessed are we! :)
@JayEss414
@JayEss414 10 күн бұрын
great conversation
@limitisillusion7
@limitisillusion7 10 күн бұрын
2:32 I here anecdotes of people who go from 4 plates to 5 plate deadlifts faster than 3 to 4. I'm gonna go ahead a believe that will apply to me.
@azulsimmons1040
@azulsimmons1040 10 күн бұрын
I would pick height too. I'd pick around 6'6" which opens up nearly everything. I'd probably focus more on football. Get yoked up at 6'6" and play defensive line. That would be a blast.
@limitisillusion7
@limitisillusion7 10 күн бұрын
A lot of strength training studies are difficult to take conclusions from without nutrition controls. I looked at the first study in hopes of at least finding body weight measurements before and after, but I think they only measured them once. It's hard to trust that one group isn't instinctively driven to eat more protein than another, for example. These strength training studies are great opportunities to combine with nutrition studies, but it's much more costly. It would be interesting to split up periodic and continuous training groups further into caloric deficit, maintenance, and surplus groups, perhaps with macronutrient control and ideally with micronutrient control. You can either do larger RCTs to help weed out confounding factors as much as possible, or do more controlled smaller studies. I think the best option is larger RCTs that measure as many variables as is financially viable, even if those variables aren't controlled. The more data the better, even if we can't yet identify the patterns. It's just more science that justifies my hesitancy to apply conclusions to individuals. People who want the optimal results can use the literature as a starting point and experiment from there. People who are willing to settle for less optimal results can just follow the literature. Something I noticed is that my body performs better on certain types of foods... the same foods I ate a lot as a young child. I'm curious if there is an epigenetic factor that makes our bodies better at processing the foods we've been exposed to the most, or the foods we were exposed to during childhood. That same epigenetic factor might apply to physical adaptations too. If you were chopping wood by the age of 7, you might be better at lifting weights in your 20s. No matter what way the nature vs nurture debate leans towards, knowledge of that leaning can help us optimize goals, whether by decoding the genes or manipulating the environment towards the goals.
@Foxeyflex
@Foxeyflex 11 күн бұрын
First (never been able to say that before). Welcome back to the tubes!
@gokukakarot1855
@gokukakarot1855 6 күн бұрын
For the algorithm
@OMAR-vk9pi
@OMAR-vk9pi 5 күн бұрын
Yeeeeee
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