Is “negative” strength training better for ageing muscles?
Live Forever Club - 29-Dec-2025Eccentric training slightly improves strength; both methods support everyday function
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Eccentric training slightly improves strength; both methods support everyday function
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the study shows it should not be used for this purpose in older adults
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Mitochondrial dysfunction is most strongly linked to muscle decline
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