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Why You're Not Losing Fat & Building Muscle (Avoid These Mistakes) | Dr. Andy Galpin PT 1

Tom Bilyeu's Impact Theory

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Understanding the Importance of Different Types of Stress for Adaptation

Allostatic load or elostasis is the scientific term for stress load./nIn order to adapt, one must add stress, which is the signal for adaptation./nThere are two types of stressors: hidden stressors and visible stressors./nHidden stressors are not symptomatic and can include micronutrient deficiencies and inefficiencies in sleep or recovery./nReducing unwanted stressors increases the ability to put more targeted stress on the system and maximize adaptation./nA high pre-full stress cup can hinder adaptation and lead to injury, breakdown, and fatigue./nTargeting specific stressors allows for targeted adaptation./nA poor training program or internal physiological stressors can cause a high pre-full stress cup./nAdaptability can be measured and low adaptability requires pushing harder to achieve change.

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