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Overload‐induced skeletal muscle hypertrophy is not different in rats selectively bred for high and low endurance exercise capacity

Rats selectively bred for high endurance exercise capacity (HCR) demonstrate greater skeletal muscle oxidative capacity and capillarization compared to low endurance exercise capacity (LCR) counterparts. As these rats were selectively bred for endurance exercise capacity, it is unknown if this selection criteria also selects for differences in the potential for muscle hypertrophy in response to overload.