Answer To Your Fitness Questions" />How Recovery Time Actually Makes You Stronger
November 29, 2007
For a period of time of that rest, you will keep getting stronger, after that time period you will gradually lose that strength. The key is to workout AGAIN just as you peak.Â
Therein is the reason why it is important you don’t overwork! Over training means that you are working out TOO frequently and TOO intensely for your body to restore or rejuvenate and recover!!
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