Understanding Overtraining
The discussion emphasizes the importance of viewing biology as a series of processes rather than static states. Overtraining is not a definitive label but rather a spectrum of actions and responses, highlighting the need for progressive overload and adaptation. It’s crucial to focus on verbs—what we do—rather than identifying ourselves with labels that can limit our understanding and performance.In this clip
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