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# 202110081939 Ü2 Overtraining
##Ü2 ##Overtraining
## Concept
Cadegiani/Kater proposed instead *Paradoxical Deconditioning Syndrome*.[][#cadegiani2019]
Overtraining is not just about training. It seems to be more likely a dysbalance between anabolic and catabolic factors.
> (...) OTS rises from unique combinations of risk factors and stressors, rather than excessive training alone.[][#cadegiani2019]
1. **Catabolic Factors:** Physical Stress[][#cadegiani2019] and cognitive stress[][#cadegiani2019] (Working, Studying, Social Stress).
2. **Anabolic Factors:** Nutrition,[][#cadegiani2019] Sleep,[][#cadegiani2019]
## Model
Risk Faktors -> Maladaptions -> Overtraining Syndrome
## Symptoms
- Blunted cortisol spike (30min after awaking)[][#cadegiani2018]
## Risk Faktors of Overtraining Syndrome
- mean number of daily hours of work/study >8 hours/day[][#cadegiani2019]
- carbohydrate intake <5.0 g/kg/day[][#cadegiani2019]
- protein intake <1.6 g/kg/day[][#cadegiani2019]
- total daily calorie intake <35 kcal/kg/day[][#cadegiani2019]
## Non-Related Factors to Overtraining Syndrome
- Fat intake (g/kg/day)
![](../Abbildungen/2021-10-08-overtraining-syndrome.jpg)
[#cadegiani2019]: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5722782/
[#cadegiani2019]: Flavio A Cadegiani and Claudio Elias Kater (2019): Novel insights of overtraining syndrome discovered from the EROS study, BMJ Open Sport Exerc Med 1, 2019, Vol. 5, S. e000542. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6590962/