Definition
A planned week of reduced training intensity that your ego will fight against even though your body desperately needs it. It's the workout equivalent of a spa day, except you still go to the gym and just lift lighter while feeling like a fraud.
Example Usage
"His coach prescribed a deload week and he looked like someone had just canceled Christmas. Lifting at 60% felt so wrong he kept apologizing to the barbell."
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