
The Adaptive Capacity Ceiling (Proprietary)
The Adaptive Capacity Ceiling (Proprietary)
Framework Overview
The Adaptive Capacity Ceiling represents the maximum amount of training stress an individual can adapt to within a given timeframe.
Determinants of the Ceiling
Training history
Recovery quality
Tissue tolerance
External life stress
Dynamic Nature
The ceiling is not fixed. It rises with improved capacity and recovery and falls with cumulative fatigue or stress overload.
Practical Use
Training beyond the adaptive capacity ceiling produces stagnation or regression rather than continued improvement.
Key Takeaway
Sustainable progress requires aligning training stress with current adaptive capacity rather than chasing constant overload.
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