ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Check out the latest episode of my show with my friend, former professor, and head of The University of South Florida Muscle Lab, Dr. Samuel Buckner.
In this episode we dig into research surrounding muscle growth, deloads, volume, and talk about what it takes to get a PhD.
Check out Dr. Buckner on his instagram account:
https://www.instagram.com/samuelbuckner/
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