Acute-to-chronic workload ratio¶
Acute-to-chronic workload ratio.
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- Training Volume Limit
- A common formalization is the acute-to-chronic workload ratio, which watches whether recent load has spiked too far above the load the body is conditioned for, as a flag that added volume is buying risk faster than fitness.
This sourceThe exact ratios are debated, but the marginal logic — watch whether the next load is outrunning what the body can absorb — is the point.
- A common formalization is the acute-to-chronic workload ratio, which watches whether recent load has spiked too far above the load the body is conditioned for, as a flag that added volume is buying risk faster than fitness.
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