Many people argue that partial reps are better for muscle growth because they allow for constant tension, more weight and the best IFBB pro bodybuilders seem to use partials. But what does the science say about range of motion (ROM) and muscle growth?
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In this video I’m covering the common arguments for and against using a full range of motion for hypertrophy. The most common arguments against using a full ROM are: more weight, constant tension (mid-range) and the fact that most IFBB Pros use partials. Is there any truth to these claims and what does the science have to say?
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Sources:
Goto 2019:
Pinto 2012:
Bloomquist 2013:
McMahon 2014:
Valamatos 2018:
Kubo 2019:
The 2020 Systematic Review:
MASS Volume 4, Issue 3
MASS Issue 4
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