Skeletal muscle adaptations to high‐intensity, low‐volume concurrent resistance and interval training in recreationally active men and women
Adam J. Sterczala(University of Pittsburgh), Bradley C. Nindl(University of Pittsburgh), Brian J. Martin(University of Pittsburgh), Shawn D. Flanagan(University of Pittsburgh), Christopher Connaboy(University of Pittsburgh), Thomas J. O’Leary(United States Department of the Army), Julie P. Greeves(Battle Hospital), Carola F. van Eck(University of Pittsburgh), Mita Lovalekar(University of Pittsburgh), Sophie L. Wardle(Battle Hospital), Christopher K. Kargl(University of Pittsburgh), Nicole M. Sekel(University of Pittsburgh), Evan D. Feigel(Harvard University), Kellen T. Krajewski(University of Pittsburgh), Nathaniel Rodriguez‐Ortiz(University of Pittsburgh), Kristen J. Koltun(University of Pittsburgh)
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