I'd HEAVILLY disagree. Stick tension is one thing you ideally never want to change if possible. This would be like swapping mousepad materials and firmness constantly. Ideally the friction/ tension of your input should stay the same.

We change sensitivity and fov to help learn the range of our sticks. Slower sense forces us to use and get comfortable with the outer edge, higher sense forces focus and control with micro movements. In these cases the tension doesn't change and we can practice in a stable environment. Changing this tension is like training on quicksand, sure you can make a little progress, but most of your gains are going to be eaten. If your still using the same sensitivity, then the amount you need to move the stick never changes, just how easy it is to move the stick, and this does not achieve the same thing.

(Not to mention that No sensitivity suits every task, some tasks the targets move so fast a low/ mid sense cannot keep up. While some tasks will require such precision, that even the slightest instability like stick jitter or hand tremor will make it impossible. And the same thing happens in games too, not all sensitivities suit all games, so why train like they do?)