Muscle hypertrophy is a complicated and multifaceted process with many factors dictating success or failure. Focus on the interaction of rest and recovery, hormones, nutritional factors and satellite cell theory. The transient interaction of growth hormone, testosterone and cortisol, volume vs intensity and the three types of mechanical stress will be discussed.[gap size=”20px”]
[x_icon type=”check-circle”] CEC Video: Targeting Hypertrophy
[x_icon type=”check-circle”] Video Duration: 93 Minutes
[x_icon type=”check-circle”] Powerpoint (PDF)
[x_icon type=”check-circle”] Education Article
[x_icon type=”check-circle”] CEC Exam
[x_icon type=”check-circle”] CECs/CEUs: SCW (2.0)
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Melissa Layne, MEd
Melissa is a Kinesiology Department faculty member at the University of North Georgia. She has 30 years of experience and a Master’s degree in Exercise Physiology. She taught elementary PE and coordinated fitness programs for Royal Caribbean, Home Depot and orthopedic surgeons. Melissa is the author of WATER EXERCISE (Human Kinetics 2015), a member of the educational faculty and a DVD presenter for SCW. She is well versed at taking complicated material and breaking it down into easily understood pieces.
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