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Machine based training
This type of exercise has been shown to produce similar results as free weight training
30% 1RM
The lower end of the "safe zone" for loading (to produce hypertrophy)
Concentric failure
A term to describe attempting to get another rep, but failing to do so
Frequency
This variable has been shown to have little clear effect on muscle hypertrophy
Rectus femoris
The quadriceps muscle that does not get trained well in a squat
Pronation
You may do this wriest action in an attempt to bias the brachialis and brachioradialis in a curl
Rest-pause training
An intensity technique where a set is taken to failure, followed by mini-sets to failure with short rest between
Weekly fractional sets / muscle
The best way to quantify volume for hypertrophy
Biarticular
A term used to describe a muscle that crosses two joints
Rest periods
This variable has sparse evidence to make strong claims one way or the other
Linear
The relationship between proximity to failure and muscle growth can be described using this term
Curvilinear
This term best describes the relationship between volume and hypertrophy
Anecdotal evidence
A term used to describe individual experiences that have not been validated by scientific research
University of Pittsburgh
Professor Tiede worked at what university before coming to Auburn?
Client preference
Evidence-based practice consists of empirical evidence, anecdotal experience, and this other "pillar"
Tom Platz
This famous bodybuilder from the 70s & 80s was famous for his massive legs and known as the "quadfather"
Dr. Mike Roberts
This world-renowned Auburn University scientist has written articles for popular "lay" publications such as bodybuilding.com, Muscle & Fitness Magazine, and Muscular Development. In addition, he has appeared on many popular fitness related podcasts, including Andy Galpins "Perform"
Meta-analysis AND/OR systematic-review
This type of research sits at the top of the hierarchy of evidence