TUT : TIME UNDER TENSION Time under tension (TUT) is a powerful training method for building core, abdominal, and overall body strength. By prolonging muscle contraction during exercises, TUT increases the workload on muscles, leading to enhanced strength and muscle growth. This approach is particularly effective for core and abs, as it demands sustained engagement and control, intensifying the workout. Implementing TUT in routines like planks, leg raises, or crunches can drastically improve cor

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What is ‘time under tension’ training? Time under tension (or TUT for short) is commonly used in strength and conditioning and bodybuilding. Essentially, it refers to how long a muscle is under strain during a set. By putting a muscle under longer bouts of strain, you can cause extensive muscle breakdown leading to sleeve-busting muscles. | D Anthony Evans

Top trainers using Time Under Tension. Key is ‘tempo’, with controlled eccentric movements. Performing reps at a slower speed creates more blood flow and pumps more oxygen and nutrients into the muscles, making the work harder. The lengthening of the muscle during the eccentric phase causes more muscle damage, leading to growth. Trainers often have a partner count out the slow eccentric reps to boost the intensity of the workout. #tempo #gymtips #gymtime | Fit Media Channel