Muscle strength
Physical PerformanceMuscle strength research looks at maximal force a muscle or muscle group can produce. It is partly heritable and an important predictor of healthy aging.
GWAS work has identified variants linked to grip strength and other strength measures, including signals near muscle structure and neuromuscular genes.
This result reflects research-level variation in strength biology and is not a strength test.
Training, age, sex, body composition, nutrition (especially protein), sleep, and recovery strongly affect actual muscle strength.
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