By Kevin Hirose – BHK, CSCS
Training requires a minimal intensity (for the particular individual) in order to reap any benefits or gains. This means that the body and/or nervous system must be overloaded or pushed beyond a certain point for adaptation to occur. This goes back to the whole “recovery/regeneration” entry a while back, which stated that after a workout or exercise stimulus the human movement system requires recovery in order to see those adaptations. However, taking a step back, the body must Read More