detraining (Meaning)

detraining

to get off a railroad train, to remove from a railroad train

No strong antonyms found.

After an intensive workout, detraining is crucial for muscle recovery.
Astronauts undergo detraining protocols to prepare for their return to Earth.
Gradual detraining helps maintain fitness levels while reducing the risk of injury.
The detraining period following a competition allows athletes to rest and rejuvenate.
Some retired athletes experience a decrease in physical function due to detraining.
Military personnel undergo detraining programs before their transition to civilian life.
Detraining involves a gradual reduction in training intensity and volume.
Professional dancers often incorporate detraining into their schedule to prevent burnout.
Detraining can help individuals avoid overtraining and promote overall well-being.
Fitness professionals recommend detraining as a necessary part of athlete development.

to get off a railroad train, to remove from a railroad train

deplaning, disembarking,alighting, lighting, descending, dismounting,getting down

climbing (aboard), boarding, getting in, mounting,embarking,, emplaning,entraining, enplaning

After an intensive workout, detraining is crucial for muscle recovery.

Astronauts undergo detraining protocols to prepare for their return to Earth.

Gradual detraining helps maintain fitness levels while reducing the risk of injury.

The detraining period following a competition allows athletes to rest and rejuvenate.