FAQs
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A: Hypertrophy is the process of muscle growth, resulting in increased muscle size and definition. It is achieved by training close to failure.
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A: Strength is the ability to exert force, often measured by how much weight you can lift. 3-5 protocol is often an easy template to follow (3-5 reps, sets, minutes of rest)
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A: Having muscle offers various benefits, including:
Improved strength: Easier daily tasks, reduced injury risk.
Increased metabolism: Helps maintain a healthy weight.
Enhanced bone density: Supports healthy bones, reduces osteoporosis risk.
Improved posture and balance: Reduces fall risk.
Boosted confidence: Enhances self-esteem and body image.
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Results vary, but many see noticeable changes within a couple of months of consistent resistance training. Factors like genetics, diet, workout routine, and overall health influence results.
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A: Yes, it's possible through body recomposition. This requires:
Resistance training: Building muscle mass.
Caloric balance: Slight caloric deficit for fat loss.
Protein intake: Adequate protein for muscle repair and growth.
Proper nutrition: Balanced diet with lean protein, whole grains, fruits, vegetables, and healthy fats