Applying complex training methods, many coaches neglect to individualize an athlete’s optimal recovery interval and instead utilize a blanket time frame. This article highlights the potential benefits of using just two testing sessions to identify an individualized intra-complex recovery interval to optimize the implementation of a PAP protocol, thus increasing the overall efficiency of the training program.
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