overtraining

Examples

• All

• The athletes were sidelined for weeks due to overtraining and exhaustion.

• Psychological factors associated with overtraining have been extensively researched.

  Academic text (1995)

• I actually had an overtraining injury, but it's coming.

• Unfortunately, this concept has also enhanced the opportunity for overtraining and injury.

  Academic text (1995)

• I want to talk a bit about overtraining and gauging recovery.

  Andrew Huberman

• Depression is another important personality component that is susceptible to overtraining.

  Academic text (1995)

• Psychological factors that affect overtraining include stress and susceptible personality characteristics.

  Academic text (1995)

• Increased determination of athletes may increase susceptibility to overtraining due to the greater potential for fatigue and subsequent performance decline.

  Academic text (1995)

• Periodization training schedules, implementing psychological testing, and monitoring dietary intake can reduce the potential for overtraining.

  Academic text (1995)

• Chronic nonregenerative fatigue is a clinical sign of overtraining (Kuipers & Keizer, 1988).

  Academic text (1995)

Synonyms

O

to overexert

vsovertraining

4 6.5

Make more effort than your body or mind can handle

is prolonged excessive activity that results in fatigue and lower ability

O

to overtire

vsovertraining

3 6.8

To make someone very tired by doing too much

is focused on continual excess activity that leads to fatigue and harm

O

to overexert oneself

vsovertraining

3 7.2

Make too much effort with your body or mind so it is unhealthy

is repeated intense activity without rest that reduces performance

O

to overtrain

vsovertraining

1 6.5

To exercise so much that you feel tired and your body hurts

is too much activity without enough rest, causing fatigue and worse performance

O

to overexercise

vsovertraining

4.3

To do too much physical activity and harm the body

is the ongoing excess of activity that leads to fatigue and poorer performance

O

to overfatigue

vsovertraining

8.4

To make someone very tired so they cannot work or think well

is the process of too much activity producing fatigue and worse results

O

to overweary

vsovertraining

• Archaic

9.5

To make someone very tired by doing too much without rest

is the chronic excess of activity causing fatigue and decreased performance

How Intense

overtraining

• Specialized

1 5.4

workout routine

3 2.8

light work

• Informal

3 1.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology