Brisbane Times
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Professor Ken Nosaka promotes eccentric exercise for strength with fewer repetitions
Professor Ken Nosaka's research published in the Journal of Sport and Health Science highlights the benefits of eccentric exercise, revealing it can build strength with fewer repetitions. Nosaka advocates the '2:1 method' for effectively focusing on this technique. However, experts caution against solely emphasizing eccentric movements, suggesting a balanced approach to exercise for overall fitness.
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