EPISODE · Feb 14, 2025 · 20 MIN
42- How to Know If You Need a Deload Week – The Science of Rest Weeks
from MilesFromHerView · host Kathrine Bright
Send us Fan MailFeeling frustrated with your fitness progress despite your hard work at the gym? In this episode of MilesFromHerView, Kat dives into the importance of deload weeks—planned periods of reduced training intensity and volume. Discover how these strategic recovery periods can help you break through plateaus, avoid burnout, and return stronger. Kat shares insights from her strength training and ultra-marathon runner experience, offering practical advice for incorporating deload weeks into your routine to optimize your long-term fitness journey. If you feel stuck or overworked, this episode is for you! 00:00 Introduction: The Frustration of No Progress00:35 The Concept of Deload Weeks00:44 Welcome to MilesFromHerView03:50 Personal Anecdote: Transition from College Athlete07:22 Signs You Need a Deload Week14:44 How to Structure Your Deload Week17:25 Final Thoughts and Encouragement19:29 Closing Remarks and Call to Action☎️ Schedule a Complimentary Call See if KatFit Strength is a good fit for you: Book Here📩 Join the KatFit Strength Weekly Newsletter Get coaching tips, mindset insights, and updates: Sign Up Here❓ Questions About Strength, Nutrition, or Cardio? Submit them here: Ask Kat
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Send us Fan Mail Feeling frustrated with your fitness progress despite your hard work at the gym? In this episode of MilesFromHerView, Kat dives into the importance of deload weeks—planned periods of reduced training intensity and volume. Discover how these strategic recovery periods can help you break through plateaus, avoid burnout, and return stronger. Kat shares insights from her strength training and ultra-marathon runner experience, offering practical advice for incorporating delo...
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