no being sore has nothing to do with anything dont worry about it but you should do squats for legs and do them first
This is my setup
Mon-legs
tuesday-shoulders/tri's
wedns-off
thurs-back
fri-off
saturday-chest/biceps
sunday-off
Well I noticed my legs are always sore the day after.. I do a pretty high intense workout ..
3-4x 8-10 leg press
dead lifts 3-4 sets of 8-10
leg extentions 3x15
calf raises 3xburnout
NOw when it comes to shoulders/tris
DB military bench press 4x 8-10
(the thing where you lift preacher bar up to chin) 3x 8-10
front DB raises 3x15
CLose grip bench press 3-4x 12
Skull krushers 3x12
**now notice this..i never get sore in my shoulders or triceps.. Am I doing something wrong?


no being sore has nothing to do with anything dont worry about it but you should do squats for legs and do them first
Agreed. But I would change things up, personally. Sometimes do squats first, sometimes do leg presses first, sometimes do deadlifts first, etc.no being sore has nothing to do with anything dont worry about it but you should do squats for legs and do them first
Stats!
23 years old, 5'11.5", 206 lbs., ~8% bodyfat
380/455/655 bench/squat/deadlift (current)
405/495/675 bench/squat/deadlift (goals)
The M.J.H. Chronicles
pumps, soreness,Originally Posted by joey2005
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if you are increasing weight or doing more reps, what does it matter?![]()
But ive read that you can gain strength while losing muscle...somethng about trigger muscle cells.


9 times out of 10 you will lose strength if you are losing muscle...IMO, only a newbie to resistance training could increase strength in a catabolic state...Originally Posted by joey2005
I train differently than most, my beef is with gravity the weights on the bar are just the medium...Thanks to Wall Street your slice of the American Pie has been reduced to a crumb.
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