5 ways to boost testosterone levelsDen mest åpenbare av de 5:
" 1. Train with Big, Complex MovementsThe simplest alteration you can make to your training program to boost Testosterone is by incorporating complex, compound movements. But not just any compound movement: the bigger, the better. A snatch is a better T-booster than a bench press; and a deadlift is much better than a one-arm dumbbell row. By recruiting more total muscle mass along with a challenging motor pattern it leads to a big metabolic stress on your body. This is the perfect formula for releasing more Testosterone.
I'm not saying you should avoid the bench press and one-arm row, but if your T levels are really lagging you'd do well to add more Olympic lifts, deadlifts and barbell squats into your routine.
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Many excellent researchers such as Kraemer, Fahey, and Volek have demonstrated that complex, compound movements are more effective for boosting T levels compared to less demanding compound movements.When and if you perform smaller, isolation exercises it's recommended that you perform them after the big, complex lifts. Since the latter boosts T levels it's postulated that you might get more out of the isolation exercises after your testes and adrenals have pumped out more Testosterone from your Olympic lifts, squats, and deadlifts.
Bottom line: incorporate variations of the snatch, clean, deadlift, and squat into the beginning of your training sessions. Follow up with isolation exercises if you do them".