Does accounting for previous training volume improve predictions of muscle growth?

Training Volume & Muscle Growth1 min readUpdated June 2, 2026

What the Evidence Shows

What we've found so far suggests that accounting for a person’s previous training volume may help make better predictions about how much muscle they’ll gain from new training. We reviewed one assertion that supports this idea, with no studies contradicting it [1].

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June 2, 2026·Last updated June 2, 2026
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