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Strength Curve.
Steady climb beats flashy spikes every time.
Slow build keeps the gains you earn
The body likes gradual changes not shocks.
Steady climb easier recovery and fewer sides.
Slow build lets strength and tissue adapt together
Slow build protects joints and tendons.
Steady climb keeps appetite sleep and mood stable
Steady climb keeps bloodwork predictable
Gains feel boring but stick around
Slow build beats cycling up and crashing down
Steady climb reduces the need for constant adjustments