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under training → acute overload → overreaching → overtraining
under training → acute overload → overreaching → overtraining
undertraining: not sufficient load or intensity for adaptations
acute overload: plateaus
overreaching: increase in volume and intensity (period of time)
overtraining: performance decrements
overreaching
systematic attempt in overstressing body for a short period of training (increasing volume and intensity to get over plateau)
allows body to adapt to stronger stimulus
not the same as excessive training!
take caution: easy to go over to overtraining
excessive training
volume and intensity to an extreme
swim study: single vs multiple daily sessions
less performed better (page 413, bottom right in textbook)
no evidence that more is better
training volume
training volume should be sport specific
in some sports half the volume may maintain benefits and decrease risk
low intensity, high volume inappropriate for sprint type performance
overtraining
performance decrements (doing worse)
worse performance typically occurs in the beginning
working harder to perform worse = indicator of overtraining