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EPISODE · Jan 24, 2022 · 24 MIN

S0E21 Should You Lockout On Exercises?

from Build & Keep Fitness: The Fitness Journey of a College Student · host Timothy Averill

Welcome back fellow hardgainers! Are you worried about locking out on exercises like the bench press or leg press, because you think you'll put too much pressure on your joints? Do you think that you need to go just shy of lockout to keep constant tension on the muscle to achieve greater muscle growth? In today's episode, I will address these concerns, determine if locking out is harmful and/or will cost you some gains, and ultimately answer the question: Should you be locking out during your exercises? Thank you for tuning in! If you enjoyed and found this informative please leave a like, a comment, subscribe, or follow (depending on what platform you're listening to this on). If you have any suggestions, comments, or requests email me @[email protected] or leave a comment on YouTube. Have a goodnight, and goodbye! Sources: **Must watch (3 min)** Great clip of people discussing locking out a joint: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hvULav_47c0 Locking out with Pushups: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzsgT7mmMPo

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