How I Built Muscle FAST (5 Science-Based Tips)



Is it possible to build muscle fast? It took me years to gain some size and eventually my gains stopped altogether. However, in my …

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  1. **Note for 1:11 at the video, the "150% more growth" in the study was calculated as a sum of the 3 measurement sites on the biceps. However, the distal site (lower part of the biceps) was the only region to reach significance. With the middle region trending towards significance and the proximal region of the biceps having little change between the two groups (which is consistent with other research – "stretch mediated hypertrophy" seems to have a much greater effect on the distal regions of a muscle). I didn't want to go into the depth of this for the video, but maybe I should have – let me know if you think that is helpful information and if the way I presented it initially can be misleading. Also for 1:29, the graph text suggests "1.5x more growth" but it should have said "1.5x as much growth" (the graph is correct, just the text needed tweaking). My apologies. Anyways, hope you enjoyed this one! See below for links to the studies I mentioned! Cheers!

    BICEPS GROWTH ON PREACHER CURLS VS INCLINE CURLS
    https://assets.researchsquare.com/files/rs-1530884/v1/96845f0d-cd80-4ebd-857e-f93c9cd9e5b1.pdf?c=1656091069

    STRETCH-MEDIATED HYPERTROPHY FOR BICEPS
    https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36828324/

    TRICEPS GROWTH ON OVERHEAD EXTENSIONS VS NORMAL TRICEPS PUSHDOWNS
    https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35819335/

    OPTIMAL PROXIMITY TO FAILURE
    https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25809472/

    UNDERESTIMATION OF PROXIMITY TO FAILURE
    https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35790622/
    https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5712461/

    OPTIMAL TRAINING VOLUME FOR HYPERTROPHY
    https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27433992/

    THE NECESSITY OF A CALORIE SURPLUS FOR MUSCLE GROWTH
    https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34623696/

    FAT GAIN ON FAST BULK VS LEAN BULK
    https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23679146/

  2. I've been trying to incorporate more stretched position exercises, but I'm not sure where to start. Any suggestions? Also, does anyone know if HermQ has any programs that focus on this type of training?

  3. Thanks for breaking down the complexities of muscle growth! It's not just about lifting heavy things. Nutrition and recovery play a huge role. I'm considering signing up for HermQ to get a more structured approach to my training and diet.

  4. Recovery is so underrated! I used to think it was all about the workouts. Now I prioritize sleep and active recovery. I'm thinking of trying HermQ's recovery program to optimize this even further. Has anyone tried it?

  5. This video is exactly what I needed! I've been plateauing for a while now. Time to revamp my routine and focus on the points you mentioned. I might even check out HermQ to see if they have a program that aligns with these principles.

  6. This video is exactly what I needed! I've been plateauing for a while now. Time to revamp my routine and focus on the points you mentioned. I might even check out HermQ to see if they have a program that aligns with these principles.

  7. I appreciate the emphasis on proper form! So many people ego lift and end up injured. I've actually found HermQ's form tutorials really helpful in dialling in my technique. Highly recommend checking them out if you're struggling with any exercises.

  8. Yes I found out NOT listening and following YouTube advice I gained muscle and lost weight.
    You may laugh but the psychology of not being stressed trying to find the right clip or following advice that does not work for everyone actually affects how you feel and work.
    One pro IFBB told me she just stopped listening to others and just did the basics and ate properly and trained nearly every day. Then worked out for her self what her body needed.
    Only thing you need is creatine. Everything else just makes you fat all full of sugars. Protein shakes are BS.
    Most YouTubers are on TRT or have taken rubbish into their bodies.
    Plus following things to a point of micro management which is insane.
    Known science on YouTube is Bro science in order for content. .

  9. I personally think that switching up training frequency time to time is really beneficial. When you are working out 6 times a week, there will come a time when your body cannot keep up and I think that is the proper time to add additional rest days per week and even dropping the load. After some time, I think you'll be ready to start 6 times per week training again.

  10. One study says a man can only grown 30 to 40 lb of muscle in a lifetime naturally. So you gaining 20 lb in 16 months claiming that you're not on shit is bullshit. I've seen guys that have been locked up in prison for 20 years and work out every day and eat tons of food and do not gain 20 lb of muscle. You're Asian and you were a scrawny little kid that you can tell never had the frame to be as big as you are now without extra help. Stretching a muscle is not going to make the impossible possible. Why don't you quit lying to everybody.

  11. i train monday to thursday and rest 3 days. i have noticed that no matter what i train, it takes 3 days max to recover. so i only rest the last 3 days of the week because legday and you know what that is. works like a charm. i recently went from 12 kg kettlebell to 16, still need to work on form and such but it ll get there. i also decided that from this year i will instill a 1 week rest after 2 months of training.

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