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Sam Hopes

Can you build better strength and muscle using the mind-muscle connection? We asked expert trainers

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Expert coaches say the mind-muscle connection (MMC) is one of the most important factors to consider when exercising, whether you enjoy Pilates, lifting weights, yoga, or running.

As a trainer, I stress this to clients. Over the years, it has even transformed how I train myself. With this simple tool, it's incredible how much more feedback you can get from your muscles using little to no weight. With that in mind, I spoke to several experts in the industry, including strength and conditioning coaches and a yoga instructor, to uncover even more.

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