Reply With Quoteif your sore by the time your muscles have warmed up they should be ok and not hurt as much. it works on me anyway try it
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working out while sore
if i get sore doing a work out and by the next time im susposed to do it again is it ok or should i skip it
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how many days are you going between working each body part?
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7 execpt legs i do 4 because there so small
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