Supercompensation Window Rechner
Schätzen Sie Ihren optimal training window unter Verwendung von supercompensation theory. Time your next workout for maximum gains.
Full Recovery Time
52 hours
Full Recovery Time vs Workout Intensity (1-10)
Formel
## Supercompensation Theory After training stress, your body recovers and temporarily overshoots its baseline fitness level. Training during this supercompensation window yields optimal gains. ### Estimation **Recovery Time = Base Recovery x Intensity Multiplier x Fitness Adjustment** **Supercompensation Window = Recovery Time to 1.5x Recovery Time** Training too soon (before full recovery) leads to overtraining. Training too late (after the window closes) means you have returned to baseline and the stimulus was wasted.
Lösungsbeispiel
A moderately fit athlete (level 3) does an intensity-7 workout with 48-hour base recovery.
- 01Intensity multiplier = 1 + (7-5) x 0.15 = 1.30
- 02Fitness adjustment = 1 - (3-1) x 0.08 = 0.84
- 03Recovery time = 48 x 1.30 x 0.84 = 52 hours
- 04Supercompensation window = 52 to 78 hours after workout
Häufig Gestellte Fragen
What is supercompensation?
After a training stimulus, your body repairs damage and adds a buffer of extra fitness. This overshoot above baseline is supercompensation, and training during this period maximizes adaptation.
How do I know if I have recovered?
Signs of recovery include restored resting heart rate, good sleep quality, absence of persistent soreness, and mental readiness to train. HRV tracking can also help.
Does this apply to all types of training?
The principle applies broadly, but time frames vary. Neuromuscular recovery (power, speed) takes 48-72 hours, while metabolic recovery (endurance) may take 24-48 hours for moderate sessions.
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