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Hypertrophy anatomy course for trainers
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Module 11
Hypertrophy Programming Informed by Anatomy
Training Volume Landmarks: Definitions and Applications
Define key training volume landmarks (e.g., Minimum Effective Volume, Maximum Recoverable Volume).
Tailoring Training: Muscle, Fiber, & Experience
Explain how muscle size, fiber type, and training experience influence volume requirements and optimal training frequency.
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Optimizing Training Volume: A Self-Regulation Framework
Apply a framework to estimate and auto-regulate weekly training volume for a given muscle group based on performance and recovery.
4
Optimizing Muscle Engagement: Full Range of Motion Exercise Selection
Select exercises for a muscle group that collectively challenge its full range of lengthened-to-shortened positions.
Optimizing Exercise Order for Performance and Safety
Justify exercise order within a session based on anatomical priorities, fatigue management, and stability requirements.
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Tailoring Exercise to Individual Anatomy
Explain how individual anatomical variation (e.g., limb length) should influence exercise selection and modification.
7
Muscle Anatomy, Recovery, and Fatigue Management
Analyze how a muscle's anatomical properties (e.g., size, fiber type, stretch susceptibility) influence its recovery profile and inform fatigue management.
8
Joint-Friendly Exercise Selection
Apply anatomical principles to select and modify exercises to minimize joint stress and injury risk.
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