Video: Quantifying Your Recovery
- By Sage Rountree
- Published Jul. 12, 2012
- Updated Feb. 22, 2013 at 11:06 AM UTC
In this video, Sage Rountree, author of The Athlete’s Guide To Recovery, identifies the most important metrics for quantifying your recovery. Learn how keeping a close eye on certain recovery measurements can help you perform to your full potential.
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FILED UNDER: Injury Prevention / Video TAGS: Recovery / resting heart rate / Sage Rountree / stress / The Athlete's Guide to Recovery
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