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Putting it all together

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So, from the top, you have stress vs recovery/adaptation. Workout ==> Rest ==> Get stronger ==> Decreasing I:E ==> Workout again to get even stronger

Inadequate or excess stress==> Failure to adapt

Inadequate rest ==> Upset recovery/adaptation + accumulation of fatigue ==> Increasing cardiac drift and/or RPE + Abnormally low HR

Excess rest ==> Revert to previous fitness level

Fatigue ==> Rapid changes in drift and HR

Fitness ==> Slower changes in HR

Endurance ==> Even slower changes in drift

Adjustments ==> Intensity, duration, or frequency (microcycle)

Adjust duration first unless:
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  • time is limited ==> increase intensity
  • adequate endurance achieved ==> increase intensity
  • fatigue accumulation ==> decrease frequency
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