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Old 10-19-10, 05:43 PM
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asgelle
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Originally Posted by colinmcnamara
Science does not disagree that periodization of overload followed by a reduced training load is a path towards results.
And if I referred to periodization in any way, you might have a point. But didn't you write,
Originally Posted by colinmcnamara
To quote Friel "You only get stronger when you rest"
which is all I referred to?

So do you or do you not believe that training adaptations are delayed until a period of rest?
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