Competitors and Overtraining
Competitors often push their bodies to extreme limits, dramatically increasing their training loads when preparing for events. This tendency to overtrain can lead to unhealthy practices, as many individuals possess a unique ability to endure suffering that the average person does not. There’s a more sustainable approach to training and dieting that can alleviate the unnecessary hardships faced during competition prep.In this clip
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