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If young adults feel more stressed, they might bounce back more slowly after a tough workout — especially when it comes to how high they can jump.

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Chronic Psychological Stress Impairs Recovery of Muscular Function and Somatic Sensations Over a 96-Hour Period

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2014 Jul

The study found that people with more stress took longer to recover their muscle strength after a hard workout, which supports the idea that stress slows down physical recovery, including explosive power like jumping.

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Chronic Psychological Stress Impairs Recovery of Muscular Function and Somatic Sensations Over a 96-Hour Period

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DOI: 10.1519/JSC.0000000000000335

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