Not exact matches
The lack
of dietary carbs might enhance exercise - induced glycogen depletion, which itself would bias more post-workout calories toward glycogen synthesis /
supercompensation.
Many athletes use the notion
of overreaching followed by
supercompensation to improve performance (i.e. they intentionally push themselves past the point
of fatigue in hopes
of recovering and bouncing back stronger and faster than before).
Performing a deload week is another form
of recovery and helps your body to grow stronger through
supercompensation.
There are several stages
of muscle building process: microtrauma, compensation and
supercompensation.
On one hand, you want to impose enough fatigue to create
supercompensation — so that you'll adapt and come back at a higher level
of fitness.