30 Seconds SummaryWhy More Isn’t Always Better
- Hard work is essential in fitness, but more isn't always better; excessive training can lead to diminishing returns.
- Training volume is crucial, but there's an upper limit called Maximum Recoverable Volume (MRV) beyond which performance may decline.
- Training intensity also has a threshold; extremely high intensities can strain the body and limit recovery, while too low may not be effective.
- Training frequency should be balanced; increasing it leads to higher volume indirectly, but excessive frequency without recovery hinders progress.
- Including variety in training is beneficial for addressing weaknesses and maintaining structural integrity, but excessive changes can prevent effective progression.
- Effective training requires finding a balance in volume, intensity, frequency, and variety, tailored to individual needs for sustainable gains.
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Andres Vargas