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I heard that when someone begins
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there nervous system or something keeps them form lifting as much as possible ???
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I heard that when someone begins heavy training there nervous system or something keeps them form lifting as much as possible ???
Ummmm...no. When you first start lifting, the first 2-3 weeks, gains are a result of nervous system adaptation.
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