Isometric Vs Dynamic training
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A dynamic exercise is any exercise that involves joint movement. Isometric exercises create no change in the length of the muscle. An isometric strength exercise is typically performed against an immovable object. Colin Herbert compares dynamic and Isometric exercise regimens and programming exercise regimens for both.
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