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How to strengthen muscles without a gym: scientists have told about a simple way

August 11, 2023 | 18:16 |6616
Japanese scientists have discovered the easiest way to maintain muscle strength. You don't need to go
to the gym to do this. According to experts, one three-second flexion of the biceps with a load is enough
to keep the body in good shape.Japanese scientists have discovered the easiest way to maintain muscle strength. You don't need to go
to the gym to do this. According to experts, one three-second flexion of the biceps with a load is enough
to keep the body in good shape.
Source: sports.ru

Japanese scientists have discovered the easiest way to maintain muscle strength. You don't need to go to the gym to do this. According to experts, one three-second flexion of the biceps with a load is enough to keep the body in good shape.

The study lasted a month. 26 healthy adults did the exercise two to three times a week. The only requirement of scientists was that muscle contraction with weighting should last at least three seconds.

As a result, the authors noticed a small but significant increase in muscle mass: concentric movement (muscle compression) improved by 2.5% and eccentric (muscle stretching) — by 3.9%.

Professor Nosaka from the University of Public Health in Japan, who conducted this study together with other scientists, made the following conclusion:

“Even a minimal amount of physical exercises can change the state of our body for the better if they are done constantly. This can help to avoid a decrease in muscle strength due to diseases and a sedentary lifestyle”.

As a result, three-second workouts that lengthened the biceps muscles gave the best results compared to those that shortened them.

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