Train Smarter, Not Harder: Understanding Central Nervous System Fatigue | Mike Israetel
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This clip is from episode 335 ‒ The science of resistance training, building muscle, and anabolic steroid use in bodybuilding
In this clip, they discuss:
- What Is CNS Fatigue, Really? – A breakdown of how intense training affects both central and peripheral nervous systems
- Neural Recovery After Max Effort – From electrolyte imbalance to neurotransmitter depletion, here's what your nervous system goes through
- Why You Can’t Train at Max Every Day – The biology behind why high-effort workouts require multiple days to fully recover
- Nonlinear Force & Fatigue – Why 10 reps in the gym hits harder than 90 pedal strokes on a bike—and what it means for recovery
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