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You need to adopt a progressive training technique, which can stimulate the growth of both the fast-twitch fibers, as well as the slow-twitch fibers in your muscles, and which can maintain all the muscles of your body in a continuous state of shock, so that a plateau stage is not arrived at easily.

Is It Possible to Build Muscle and Lose Fat Simultaneously? by Lew Nason / Food/cooking/nutrition community

Although fast-twitch muscle fibers are usually larger in size than slow-twitch, slow-twitch fibers can become up to 22% larger than fast-twitch fibers with effective endurance training.

The physiology of being in shape: adaptation at its best by Nessel, Edward H. / AMAA Journal

Studies have shown that people with a predominance of slow twitch fibers in their leg muscles will likely have a higher percentage of slow-twitch fibers in their arm muscles as well.

Difference in the magnitude of muscle damage between elbow flexors ... by Saka, Tolga; Akova, Bedrettin; Yazici, Zeynep; Sekir, Ufuk; Gur, Hakan; Ozarda, Yesim / Journal of Sports Science and Medicine

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