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• I had to be careful not to overtrain and keep cool.
• Sometimes I overtrain and leave my fight in the gym.
• It's been a constant struggle not to overtrain ."
• Did I overtrain, running 20 miles twice and 22 miles three times?
• I realized that we overtrain when we are younger.
• "As younger athletes, we overtrain, " he said.
• Back home, we ride the horses and we don't overtrain him.
• One of the most important lessons O'Sullivan learned was not to overtrain.
• Hines said, " otherwise I think I'll probably overtrain ."
• "I don't overtrain.
• It will be a case study for those who believe teams overtrain with double workouts and lengthy meetings.
• _Don't overtrain lest you compromise immunity, especially if you have other stresses like major job problems or divorce.
• "They can't overtrain and get injured, because they don't have the time, " he said.
• For example, in maintaining a place on the team or continued scholarship support, a female athlete may feel compelled to overtrain or restrict eating.
• Along the way, Mattos and his staff made another discovery : When left to work out with other swimmers, Van Dyken had a tendency to overtrain.
• Making the Olympic team would be my object, but just because it will be in my hometown, I don't want to overtrain ."
• But the native of Preston, Nova Scotia, is determined not to overtrain, a lesson he learned after being disqualified against then-WBA champ John Ruiz.
• Daly, who has been coaching Freeman-Young for three years, said he's been trying reduce her training time " so she doesn't overtrain ."
• "It's a necessity not to overtrain, " says O'Connell, " because if you get hurt there's nothing you can do about it but rest.
• "It takes a special kind of mind to overtrain, " said Buz Tarlow, the head coach at the Southern California Boat Club in Marina Del Rey, Calif . " It's hard to get there.