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Sigma Nutrition Radio

#384: Research Review: The Interference Effect & Concurrent Training

Sigma Nutrition Radio

Danny Lennon

Sigma, Dietetics, Evidencebased, Nutrition, Training, Health & Fitness, Science, Diet, Fitness, Evidence, Bodybuilding, Health

4.8626 Ratings

🗓️ 27 April 2021

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

In this episode Greg Nuckols and Mike Zourdos breakdown two research papers related to the interference effect and concurrent training. 

Greg and Mike (along with Eric Helms and Eric Trexler) produce the MASS research review, which breaks down the latest research studies relevant to those interested in strength training, strength sports, and bodybuilding. 

From April 27th to May 4th you can get a significant discount on a MASS subscription by visiting sigmanutrition.com/mass-sale/

Transcript

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0:00.0

Okay, hello and welcome to another episode of Sigma Nutrition Radio.

0:19.1

This is episode 384 of the podcast. And today we're doing

0:24.4

something a bit different to mark the anniversary of the Mass Research Review, which I'm sure

0:31.4

many listeners will be familiar with. I've certainly mentioned it before. And the creators of the

0:37.3

mass research review, Greg Knuckles, Eric Helms, Eric mentioned it before, and the creators of the Mass Research Review,

0:38.3

Greg Knuckles, Eric Helms, Eric Trexler, and Mike Zordos have all been on this podcast before,

0:45.3

multiple times in all those cases as well, and so I'm sure you're familiar with at least some of those episodes.

0:53.3

And for those who have not come across this before,

0:57.0

essentially the mass research review is a review that looks at

1:01.0

the various different research papers related to

1:05.0

training and nutrition that are particularly aimed at

1:09.0

strength sport athletes, bodybuilders, powerlifters,

1:11.6

and just those generally interested in strength training.

1:14.6

And so it's one of my favorite research reviews.

1:18.6

I know many of you get value from it as well.

1:21.6

And so given that this is their anniversary,

1:24.6

I wanted to go back to a couple of those episodes with some of the

1:29.1

Math Reader Review team and pull out in particular a couple of points where we went in detail

1:37.4

on specific research papers. So rather than discuss a topic in its totality, focusing on a one

1:44.0

specific paper and walking through

1:45.9

it in a research breakdown manner, to kind of give you an idea of what you can expect

1:50.9

if you were subscribed to mass, in that that is the whole point of taking new research papers

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