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This week on the podcast, I'm joined by Andy Galpin, PhD, PhD in exercise bioenergetics and elite performance coach to professional and Olympic athletes. This convo explores his framework of nine fitness adaptations and why many people plateau in what could be called the "gray zone"—working hard enough to... show more

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