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Pilates is hyped up for how it sculpts "long lines"—but whether the practice leads to muscle hypertrophy, or growth, versus muscular endurance is up for debate.

New research uncovers the truth about Pilates effectiveness for muscle building, exploring scientific evidence behind this popular exercise method.

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