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Why Muscle Matters & How to Build It
Perform with Dr. Andy Galpin
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Why Muscle Matters & How to Build It
Perform with Dr. Andy Galpin
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Andy Galpin
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Jun 19, 2024
Why Muscle Matters & How to Build It
Perform with Dr. Andy Galpin
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Jun 19, 2024
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...Skeletal muscle, given the fact that it occupies far more space in your body than anything else, is the primary key to physiology communication ... When you don't have enough of it or it is compromised, you're going to see problems in every other area of your
life.
Skeletal Muscle Is the Biggest Organ in Your Body By a Landslide
Most of your metabolism in your body is actually occurring in your skeletal muscle. In fact, because of this, around 85% or so of the heat you generate in your body is coming from skeletal muscle. It's also the primary place in which you dispose of and regulate blood
glucose.
Skeletal Muscle Is the Primary Place Where You Dispose of & Regulate Blood Glucose
Skeletal muscle is the workhorse. So nothing will actually get accomplished without the skeletal muscle ... Nothing is going to happen in your body, health-wise or actual again interfacing with the world, without skeletal
muscle.
Skeletal Muscle Is the Workhorse of Your Life; It's How You Interface With the World
Research has shown that athletes are up to 25% more effective at disposing glucose into their muscle than non-
athletes.
Skeletal Muscle Is the Primary Place Where You Dispose of & Regulate Blood Glucose
The quantity of muscle, compared to other organ systems—say your immune system, your brain, central nervous system, or even your bones—skeletal muscle is the one you have the most control over with lifestyle
factors.
Compared to Other Organs, You Have the Most Control Over Skeletal Muscle
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Skeletal Muscle Is the Primary Place Where You Dispose of & Regulate Blood Glucose
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Judge Skeletal Muscle Quality in 3 Areas: Look Good, Feel Good, & Play Good
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How Skeletal Muscle Differs From Smooth & Cardiac Muscle
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From Ponytails to Powerlifters: Understanding Muscle Fiber Structure
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Muscle Fiber Number Decreases With Age; Strength Training Mitigates This
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Skeletal Muscle Is Unique Because It Has Thousands of Nuclei Per Cell
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Muscle Fiber Types: Slow-Twitch (Type 1) & Fast-Twitch (Type 2A & Type 2x)
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Muscle Fiber Composition (Slow-Twitch vs. Fast-Twitch) Varies Across Muscle Groups
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Proportion of Fast- & Slow-Twitch Fibers Within Muscle Is Highly Responsive to Lifestyle
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Perform Intro
Andy Galpin Intro
AD: Absolute Rest
AD: Momentous
Compared to Other Organs, You Have the Most Control Over Skeletal Muscle
Skeletal Muscle Is the Workhorse of Your Life; It's How You Interface With the World
Skeletal Muscle Is the Biggest Organ in Your Body By a Landslide
Skeletal Muscle Is the Primary Place Where You Dispose of & Regulate Blood Glucose
Judge Skeletal Muscle Quality in 3 Areas: Look Good, Feel Good, & Play Good
How Skeletal Muscle Differs From Smooth & Cardiac Muscle
From Ponytails to Powerlifters: Understanding Muscle Fiber Structure
Muscle Fiber Number Decreases With Age; Strength Training Mitigates This
Skeletal Muscle Is Unique Because It Has Thousands of Nuclei Per Cell
Muscle Fiber Types: Slow-Twitch (Type 1) & Fast-Twitch (Type 2A & Type 2x)
Muscle Fiber Composition (Slow-Twitch vs. Fast-Twitch) Varies Across Muscle Groups
Proportion of Fast- & Slow-Twitch Fibers Within Muscle Is Highly Responsive to Lifestyle
Interlude - 1
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