korrents

Our readingWhat is a korrent?

Repeated short, maximal contractions of about ten seconds probably build stronger muscle-activation pathways than one long static hold.

Drawn from what Andrew Huberman said

What Andrew Huberman actually said

  1. Andrew Huberman Professor of neurobiology and ophthalmology at Stanford School of Medicine
    one of the advantages however of doing these brief 10-second holds and really focusing on the contraction of the abdominals hard or as hard as you can and then releasing is that as opposed to doing a long hold just trying to hold as long as you can and building a lot of endurance in the abdominals when you repeatedly contract a neuromuscular connection you build the pathways you basically allow the pathways that can engage those strong muscular contractions to a greater degree than if you're trying to just statically hold that particular position for a very very long time

    Watch from 0:42:05 plays here

    ↗Protocols to Strengthen & Pain Proof Your Backyoutube.com

    29 Apr 2024 · video · 2h 08m · spoken · machine transcript

    All 8 korrents from this recordingthis one is 5th

Added to korrents 9 Oct 2026 · How quotes work · Something wrong? Tell us

Do you hold this korrent?Do you also believe this?

I hold this too

Related korrents

Shared subject first, then similar wording. They may agree or disagree.

See this claim on the map