Video: Cómo recuperarse de un entrenamiento intenso

Puedes creer que un entrenamiento intenso es el secreto para estar más fuerte, tener mejor estado físico, ser más rápido y estar más delgado. Sin embargo, lo que haces después también cuenta.

En ese momento tu cuerpo hace el arduo trabajo de repararse y regenerarse.

Mira lo que puedes hacer para pasar de sentirte cansado y dolorido a sentirte más fuerte y energizado que antes.

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