09/21/2026
Slow motion strength training is NOT the easy version 😁💪
It is one of the more demanding half hours you will spend, and the pace is exactly why. In a conventional weight lifting set, momentum quietly does part of the work. But here, each repetition is lifted and lowered slowly and deliberately, so tension stays on the working muscle for the entire movement.
Most exercises reach momentary muscle fatigue/failure (MMF) within about 2 minutes, which is the point where the set has accomplished what it was designed to do. Failure is a good thing! It’s how we grow.
This approach is built on the super slow protocol developed by Ken Hutchins in the early 1980s. Our trainers are certified in that method and also hold national personal training credentials. A full body session fits inside 30 minutes because nothing in it is filler! Every exercise is chosen for a reason, timed rather than counted, and recorded. 📝
Wondering how slow training can possibly feel that hard? Call the studio or visit http://thestrengthcode.com and ask one of our trainers directly 😁