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Cooling for Gains

Discover how cooling between sets in the gym can enhance performance and reduce muscle soreness. It leads to significant adaptations, allowing individuals to handle increased work volume effectively. A fascinating experiment revealed that some participants achieved over 800 push-ups, showcasing the remarkable benefits of this technique.
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    Dr. Craig Heller: Using Temperature for Performance, Brain & Body Health | Huberman Lab Podcast #40

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