Physiological elevation of endogenous hormones results in superior strength training adaptation

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Train arms or shoulders after legs. The rise of testosterone and growth hormone levels after training legs has significant effect on strength training. https://t.co/Tp7wx5dK9k

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RT @timnathhealth: Hi there! Fitness Tip for the day. Never Miss a Leg Day. Working out our legs has many benefits for both men and women.…

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RT @timnathhealth: Hi there! Fitness Tip for the day. Never Miss a Leg Day. Working out our legs has many benefits for both men and women.…

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