@adrianherrerocoach: Cuando hablamos de sobrecarga progresiva, mucha gente cree que progresar significa subir peso cada semana… y cuanto más, mejor. Error. Subir un 5-6% de carga de una semana a otra es muchísimo, sobre todo si ya no eres principiante. Te pongo un ejemplo simple: Si estás haciendo press banca con 100 kg, subir un 5% significa pasar a 105 kg. Eso no es una pequeña mejora. Es un salto enorme a nivel neuromuscular y mecánico. El problema es que el cuerpo no se adapta en escalones grandes, se adapta con exposiciones repetidas y progresivas al estímulo. Cuando haces una subida tan agresiva pasan varias cosas: • La técnica cambia sin que te des cuenta. • Aumenta la fatiga neural más rápido que tu capacidad de adaptación. • Pierdes eficiencia motora porque todavía no has consolidado el peso anterior. Resultado: te sientes raro, pesado, descoordinado. Como si hubieras “perdido fuerza”. Y no es que hayas empeorado. Es que has saltado a una carga para la que aún no estás adaptado. Esto se nota muchísimo cuando ya llevas años entrenando o estás estancado en un peso concreto. Ahí las mejoras reales ya no vienen de añadir discos grandes, sino de microadaptaciones: más control, más estabilidad, más repeticiones limpias, mejor velocidad de ejecución. La progresión real casi siempre es aburrida: +1 rep. +1-2 kg. Mejor ejecución con el mismo peso. Pero esa progresión pequeña es la que el cuerpo sí puede consolidar. Porque progresar no es sorprender al músculo. Es darle un estímulo que pueda repetir, asimilar y superar la próxima vez.

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davidsiito
davidd 🔄 :
SALUDOS METROMAN
2026-02-24 16:09:46
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ccdmo6
ccDMO :
y cuales son las estrategias mas avanzadas? ejemplo pls
2026-02-24 17:21:36
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alvaro.sebastin6
Sebastián alvaro :
yo cuando llegue a 7 reps con 85k subí a 90k y pude sacar 5
2026-02-24 20:24:46
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lliram_
ramses :
Que estrategias serian para avanzados? saludos coach 🥵
2026-02-24 16:47:16
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pepitoperezpereira
Pepito🍋🌱⃝🚜🦜🍓 :
También puede que haya las tobilleras con peso que son de un kilo, yo aumento eso para el progreso
2026-02-25 18:52:39
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chriss_aled
Cristopher :
Siempre ayudando coach muchas gracias por la información
2026-03-04 22:33:35
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ivan.carvajal68
ivan carvajal :
Yo cuando quiero progresar le meto 2.5 por lado, los primeros días hasta semanas hago solo medio recorrido , pero tarde o temprano llega
2026-03-04 14:07:53
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kaleystef2006
Stefanie Ruiz :
😳😳😳
2026-03-11 22:00:38
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elencantadordeabejas
ElEncantadordeAbejas :
🤟🤟🤟
2026-02-24 16:50:29
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mrfrxn
ƑRΔŊ :
Yo subo por semana una rep y si me siento bien a las 4 subo 2,5 en press
2026-02-24 16:54:37
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miguelucx34
Miguelucx34 :
d1
2026-02-24 16:04:46
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djs_red
Red :
los discos que más pesan son los de 2,5
2026-02-25 03:18:44
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miguel.bj13
miguel_bj :
😁😁😁
2026-02-25 00:46:00
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roussezzz
benjamon :
SEE MY REPOSTT
2026-02-25 06:15:22
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