Exercise Scientist Critiques Max Taylor Lifts Low Volume Training
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Dr. Mike Israetel reviews and rates fitness YouTuber Max Taylor's workout routine and physique, offering critiques and exercise science explanations.
From the video
Answers: What does an exercise scientist think of Max Taylor's workouts?
- exercise science
- hypertrophy
- bodybuilding
- step counts for fat loss
- hack squat vs leg press
- warm up sets
- proximity to failure
- stiff-legged deadlift
Exercises
- hack squat · hack squat machine
- leg extension · leg extension machine · 3x12 warm up set
- stiff-legged deadlift · barbell · 6-10 reps
What it concludes
- Increasing daily step count burns slightly more energy, has a great stimulus-to-fatigue ratio, and is easy to track.
- Full muscle stretch and full muscle breakdown equal more gains.
- Training to failure has no categorical superiority over stopping a few reps short of failure for hypertrophy.
- Getting close to failure over many sets has the exact same effect as getting all the way to failure with fewer sets for hypertrophy.
- Strength training is better done with reps in reserve (1, 2, or 3 reps shy of failure).
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