Cooperating as a group is thought to boost the rush of endorphins,a feel-good chemical that also acts as a painkiller.
From The Guardian:
Team players can tolerate twice as much pain as those who work alone, according to research that throws fresh light on some of the most wince-inducing feats in sporting history.
Researchers at Oxford University found that members of its rowing team had a greater pain threshold after training together than when they performed the same exercises individually.
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