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- verb Present participle of
overtrain .
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Examples
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This is called overtraining, the general term used to describe running at a level beyond what your body is capable of.
ChiRunning Danny Dreyer 2009
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In sport, these conditions are referred to as overtraining and undertraining.
The Power of Full Engagement Jim Loehr 2003
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In sport, these conditions are referred to as overtraining and undertraining.
The Power of Full Engagement Jim Loehr 2003
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In sport, these conditions are referred to as overtraining and undertraining.
The Power of Full Engagement Jim Loehr 2003
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In athletes, this is called overtraining, and in the business world it relates to burnout.
Greeley Tribune - Top Stories John S. Benjamin Business Sampler 2009
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Please explain "overtraining" and any negative results thereof.
About.com Exercise 2009
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-3/+17Who knows what bad effects this kind of overtraining will have on this boy when he is older -- absolutely child abuse IMHO
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But one doctor warns that "overtraining" may be overdiagnosed - and is unlikely to actually affect runs who do less than 50 miles a week.
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But one doctor warns that "overtraining" may be overdiagnosed - and is unlikely to actually affect runs who do less than 50 miles a week.
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But one doctor warns that "overtraining" may be overdiagnosed - and is unlikely to actually affect runs who do less than 50 miles a week.
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