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Chronic Fatigue

Athletes can become chronically fatigued for a variety of reasons, including excessive training inadequate rest, and improper nutrition. If you have a strenuous and prolonged training schedule in addition to other commitments and responsibilities, you may find yourself with too little time for proper eating and sleeping.





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