SummaryIn this episode of Exercise Matters, hosts Randall Cooper and Mick Hughes delve into the ongoing debate about single versus double-leg exercises in training. They share personal updates on their training experiences, discuss the importance of unilateral training, and feature insights from renowned strength and conditioning coach Mike Boyle. The conversation emphasises the need for a balanced approach to training, considering individual needs and injury profiles.TakeawaysUnilateral training is crucial for rehabilitation and injury prevention.Both single-leg and double-leg exercises have their place in training.Adaptation to training intensity can improve performance and enjoyment.Assessing side-to-side differences can highlight potential issues.Training specificity matters for athletic performance.Mike Boyle advocates for a 75-25 split in favour of unilateral training.Creativity in exercise selection can enhance training outcomes.Consulting health professionals is essential for personalised training.Balance in training methods is key to overall fitness.Continual learning and adaptation are vital in strength and conditioning.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview01:43 Life Updates and Training Experiences03:43 Single vs. Double Leg Exercises: An Ongoing Debate07:17 Insights from Mike Boyle on Strength Training10:55 Research Findings on Unilateral vs. Bilateral Training14:41 Practical Applications in Athletic Training18:25 Assessing Side-to-Side Differences in Training21:50 Creative Approaches to Strength Training25:30 Conclusion: Finding Balance in TrainingInstagram@exercise_matters

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