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EPISODE · Nov 28, 2025 · 39 MIN

Sick, But Still In Session: A (Slightly Congested) Guide to Training Smart When You Feel Like Trash (Ep. 45)

from Performance Matters Podcast · host Iron Performance Center

This week, Matrixx and Myles roll into the studio sounding like two dudes who’ve been hit by a bus made of cold medicine. But hey — the show must go on.Sick days happen. Colds happen. And athletes still have to train, compete, and make smart decisions when their body is throwing them the “absolutely not” signal. So the guys break down:When you can train sick… and when you should shut it downHow to actually recover instead of just hoping DayQuil does all the workCompeting while sick — the good, the bad, and the uglyWhy the best athletes know how to listen to their body without babying themselvesThe difference between being sore, being tired, and being legitimately cookedThere are jokes, sniffles, coughs, and a surprising amount of good coaching insight in between.If you’ve ever trained through a cold or wondered whether to push or pull back — this one hits home.Shoutout to our sponsor:www.PeteMethnerPhotography.com

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