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The Science Behind Fatigue and Soreness

Endurance athletes are familiar with fatigue and muscle soreness and generally accept it as a part of the adaptation process. We’ve been taught to manage recovery rather than preemptively address the causes. But there’s a smarter, more sustainable way forward that will ultimately make you fitter with less recovery downtime along the way.

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