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What is Reciprocal Inhibition? Reciprocal Inhibition is a fundamental concept where when one muscle (the Agonist) contracts, the opposing muscle (the Antagonist) relaxes. This ensures smooth and efficient movement. Understanding this helps in programming workouts and improving client sessions. Although it's challenging, mastering this concept is crucial for fitness professionals. 💪Muscles Work in Pairs:Agonist (contracts) and Antagonist (relaxes). 💪Occurs in All Contractions: Concentric, Eccentric, and Isometric. For Example: During a bicep curl, the biceps contract while the triceps relax. 🔑 Why It Matters: - Enhances movement mechanics understanding. - Essential for effective session planning. - Expect 3 to 6 exam questions on this topic. Write RI in the comments below and I'll send you a 6-minute tutorial to learn more! 🎥

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