
Training Density Explained
Training Density Explained
Direct Answer
Training density refers to the amount of work performed relative to time, including rest intervals, session frequency, and workload compression.
Primary Mechanisms
Higher training density increases cumulative stress by reducing recovery opportunities within and between sessions. It amplifies metabolic and nervous system demand without necessarily increasing total volume.
Common Misuse
Increasing density without regard for readiness or recovery often leads to excessive fatigue and performance decline rather than improved fitness.
Practical Relevance
Training density should be manipulated deliberately and progressively to build work tolerance without overwhelming recovery capacity.
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