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dezoksy [38]
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The concept of ""working against resistance"" is a key principle of

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sergij07 [2.7K]1 year ago
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The key principle of muscular strength is the concept of "working against resistance. Muscular strength can be defined as the ability to exert force against resistance.

Muscular strength is the maximal force that one skeletal muscle can exert during its contraction.

Muscular strength also refers to the increased ability to move weight and the outcome of that is muscular development.

Resistance training is a type of physical exercise based on muscular contractions aimed at building strength, endurance and size of the skeletal muscles.

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