Maximizing Your Results: The Value of “Time Under Tension” #timeundertension #weightlifting

8 Apr 2023 · 1 min
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In this brief monologue, Tom Krieglstein explains the weight‑lifting principle of “time under tension,” emphasizing that the greatest muscular growth occurs during the later repetitions (typically reps 6‑10) when the muscle is under prolonged stress. He then extends this concept as a personal‑development metaphor, urging listeners to deliberately place themselves in uncomfortable situations—such as confronting conflict—to accrue “time under tension” in life, thereby breaking down limiting habits and rebuilding stronger capabilities.

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