Rest day or deload: when to take a step back
Training every day does not earn you a medal for discipline. Here is how to choose between a rest day, active rest and a lighter training week (deload).
More isn't always better. I look at what your body can handle week after week: strength that keeps your muscle, cardio that doesn't drain you, and a smart restart after a break.
No Instagram programmes — just choices you can keep up alongside a busy calendar.

Training every day does not earn you a medal for discipline. Here is how to choose between a rest day, active rest and a lighter training week (deload).

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