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As soon as I started, I observed that the training session was going more smoothly. When I am doing the fourth set of squats, my legs feel as if someone has turned on the emergency power switch. This is the moment at which I typically get stuck. On the first Monday, however, I did not take the usual break and instead completed all of the repetitions on my schedule. Not a shock of restless eagerness, but rather a consistent engine-rumble sensation that lasted from the time the vehicle was being warmed up until it was cooled down was the difference. I left the gym feeling less exhausted and more awake for the trip home, which was an unexpected benefit since you had to pay your entire attention to the traffic conditions in the evening. Over the course of the second week, I saw that the numbers on my lifting log started to increase gradually. The weight of the bench presses, which had been stuck at the same level for many months, suddenly increased by five pounds. Without making any other adjustments to my regimen, I was able to raise the number of sets of push-ups I did at home from 35 to 42. More revealing than the raw figures was the manner in which my muscles recovered from the injury. In the past, when I woke up in the morning after a strenuous exercise, I would feel as if my shoulders had been firmly fixed in place. However, today, when I roll out of bed, I stretch, and I feel ready rather than fragile. A lighter cardio day on Thursday, which I had previously missed since my legs used to feel like they were being pounded, was now possible for me to include because of my speedier recovery.