Powerlifting Fatigue - A Balancing Act

– Hard training = adaptations BUT also fatigue.

– Low fatigue allows for adaptations & performance.

– High fatigue hinders performance & increases injury risk.

– Manage fatigue to keep it at a sustainable level.

– Reduce training volume or intensity when fatigue is high.

Find the sweet spot for optimal training & recovery.

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