anthrax MVP EF VIP Mar 4, 2004 #1 What is the major limiting factor for training frequently (every day for example) ? The CNS ? Fibers/muscle that have not completely "rebuild" after being torn ? .... ?
What is the major limiting factor for training frequently (every day for example) ? The CNS ? Fibers/muscle that have not completely "rebuild" after being torn ? .... ?
coolcolj New member Mar 4, 2004 #2 The CNS takes much longer to recover than the muscles and energy systems
anthrax MVP EF VIP Mar 4, 2004 #3 CoolColJ said: The CNS takes much longer to recover than the muscles and energy systems Click to expand... So, what's wrong with training again while the CNS has not fully recovered ? Would it "just" lead to some shitty performances ? Lack of motivation ? Or could that also have negative consequences on your "health" (like being catabolic, being tough on your immune system, etc) ?
CoolColJ said: The CNS takes much longer to recover than the muscles and energy systems Click to expand... So, what's wrong with training again while the CNS has not fully recovered ? Would it "just" lead to some shitty performances ? Lack of motivation ? Or could that also have negative consequences on your "health" (like being catabolic, being tough on your immune system, etc) ?
coolcolj New member Mar 4, 2004 #4 everything feels heavier than normal, you start to get weaker eventually and then burn out basicly you will know it when it hits you The body will shut down to protect istelf
everything feels heavier than normal, you start to get weaker eventually and then burn out basicly you will know it when it hits you The body will shut down to protect istelf