How Muscle Works: Tension, Fibre Types, Myokines and the Sensors That Watch It All

Muscle is usually described as the thing that moves the skeleton. It is also an endocrine organ that talks to fat, liver and brain, and a sensory organ that reports its own length and tension to the spinal cord several times a second. Understanding all three roles explains a lot of what happens in training.

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