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Gaining Weight From Overtraining: Is It Possible?

Can overtraining make you gain weight?

Yes, it’s totally possible. If you’ve been eating 1000-1400 calories, training several hours a day, you’ve been stressing your body out to the point where it stops losing weight and starts storing weight. You may also notice increasing fat in your lower abdomen area.

Watch this video to learn what’s going on!

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