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What you should know about central nervous system (fatigue)

  • Tyler Mounce and Amir Mofidi discuss the central nervous system's role in training and how it experiences fatigue.
  • The initial 10 minutes of the interview focus on lifestyle topics, so listeners interested in CNS science can skip ahead.

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