You can only train as hard as you recover!

We tend to focus on how we can improve ourselves in the weight room, but the other hours outside of the weight room is where you adapt.

Mental stress and sleep go hand in hand. There are studies that show mental stress can reduce sleep and a reduction in sleep can increase mental stress.

Together, if not checked these two variables can create a viscous loop. You can train as hard as you want, but you can only adapt as much as you allow your body to do so.

Finding ways to improve your sleep hygiene and reduce mental stress are massive stones to turnover to improve your recovery. .

Can you guess the other two areas that might be ruining your recovery??