Lower slowly: eccentric exercise builds strength

- The Guardian highlights 'eccentric' training, emphasizing the controlled lowering phase of movements like squats and presses to build strength and muscle. - The piece explains eccentric reps increase time under tension and can be used for safe progressive overload in routine programming. - Swapping in deliberate lowering phases could refresh a stalled strength program without adding heavy new volume. (theguardian.com)

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