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Recovery
Bicycle Training
Series Handouts:
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Recovery
(Introduction)
Recovery is
the readiness of fitness systems to make further efforts following training
and non-training fatigue.
Training
stressors relate to the volume and intensity of efforts.
Non-training
stressors include psychological, climate, travel and many other factors.
Reducing
training and non-training stressors reduces the amount of recovery required. | 