Why Eccentric Overload?
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Stimulate 30% more muscle growth compared to traditional lifting.
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Increase strength by allowing you to handle heavier loads.
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Reduce injury risk by strengthening tendons and connective tissues.
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Break through plateaus for faster progress in your workouts.
Traditional Methods and Their Drawbacks
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Spotter-assisted training: A partner helps lift the weight, and you lower it slowly.
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Heavy negatives: Using heavier weights and focusing on the lowering phase.
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Specialized machines: Equipment designed to isolate eccentric movements.
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Risk of injury: Handling heavier weights or relying on spotters can be dangerous.
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High costs: Specialized equipment can be expensive and inaccessible.
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Inconvenience: Requires a partner or access to specific machines, limiting flexibility.
Easier than Ever Before with VOLTRA I

How to Train with Eccentric on the VOLTRA I
On your VOLTRA I unit, head to Settings > General > Weight Training > Tap the small icon in the center of the bottom-right corner. You'll then see an Eccentric option, tap it, and set your desired value.
An example: If your set resistance is 45 lbs and the eccentric boost is 7 lbs, the total force during the eccentric phase will reach 52 lbs. It's a direct addition.
You'll also be able to configure your max resistance and adjustable eccentric output in User Mode in Settings. With our latest beta (1.6), Unlimited Eccentric is active - and fully configurable here, too!
Yep - it's that easy with VOLTRA I! Get started with Eccentric training via Weight Training Mode, and stay tuned for future updates.
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