Your body is built to adapt. When you train, you apply a stimulus - lifting weights, running, cycling, or any form of physical exertion, and your nervous system registers that demand. This stimulus triggers a cascade of physiological responses: muscle protein synthesis increases, hormonal signaling activates, and your central nervous system recruits motor units more efficiently. 24–72 hours after you introduce physical stimulus, your body adapts by repairing tissue, strength

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