Episode

006 Eccentric training

Podcast
High Performance Physiology
Published
Nov 27, 2025
Duration seconds
2407
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Summary

In this episode, Chris and Rob introduce eccentric training, starting with the underlying physiological adaptations and then going on to provide some commentary on practical programming. Contrary to what you will likely hear elsewhere, the important (transferable) adaptations caused by eccentric training are peripheral and not neural.