Volume and Strength: New Science Explained | S2E10

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00:00- Podcast Introduction & Episode Focus

06:05 – The Deceiving Nature of Scientific Data

10:10 – Episode Outline and Goals

16:15 – Acknowledging the Research Team

18:20 – Historical Periodization Narratives

24:25 – Contrasting Strength Training Approaches

32:30 – Evolving Views on Training Volume

38:35 – Prior Meta-Analyses on Volume and Strength

54:50 – Limitations of Past Research

01:03:00 – Novel Volume Quantification Methods

01:13:10 – Examples of Indirect Exercises

01:17:15 – Meta-Analysis Inclusion Criteria

01:19:15 – Smallest Detectable Effect Size

01:23:20 – Model Adjustments for Precision

01:29:25 – Optimal Volume Approach & Total Studies

01:33:30 – Understanding Within-Study Slopes & Shrinkage

01:45:40 – Plateau & Precision of Estimates

01:51:45 – Common Rep Ranges & Rest Periods

01:55:50 – Specificity in Strength Assessments

02:01:55 – Training Specificity and Volume

02:08:00 – Volume Impact on Short-Term Strength Gains

02:12:05 – Hypertrophy vs. Strength: Causal Questions

02:22:15 – Qualitative Data Agreement

02:30:25 – Analyzing Paired Matched Effects

02:38:30 – Reliability vs. Agreement Plot Analysis

02:44:35 – Muscle Size and Strength Compatibility

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