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    dealing with soreness!

    hey guys.. it's been long since i last posted.
    after trying this new program which is to superset 2 exercises per body part (eg. tricep - skull crushers/dips),i get really really sore! it's like its tender to the fugging touch. it lasts for a few days .(today is the 2nd day after shoulder/triceps day) and my triceps hurts like bitch.

    anybody has any idea how to reduce the pain without taking NSAID? it's been really bothering me damn.

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    'Tis the price you pay for bigass muscle...

    Personally, i get always get very sore. Just gotta deal with it...
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    Right now, my triceps, biceps, traps and shoulders are sore, but I enjoy it as it means I'm doing something right..

    Rather feel sore than stuffed

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    no pain no gain man....if you're not getting sore after that, you're doing something wrong. take an advil, stay hydrated and do some light stretching.

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    I kinda feel good when I'm sore.. Not legs.. haha but everything else feels kinda nice. I like the tight bruised feeling/
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    Quote Originally Posted by plouffe
    I kinda feel good when I'm sore.. Not legs..
    me too

    but damn, the legs are ruthless. They are sore up until the next time i train them (one week later).

    hey chrisrock...
    is that your real name? i kinda know a Chris Rock (no, not the black comedian). where you from, bro?
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    i love being sore. Lets me know i did somethign right. I also love it when i kill the legs, and try to drive home with calves that dont work.
    Damn

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    Quote Originally Posted by sabre81
    i love being sore. Lets me know i did somethign right. I also love it when i kill the legs, and try to drive home with calves that dont work.
    I feel that. My car has a manual transmission, so it is a task to operate it smoothly when my legs are shaking from the workout I just finished.
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    Maybe a decrease/increase in frequency per week for each muscle. A whirlpool or steambath post-workout would help, or a massage from an attractive masseuse (wink).

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    after ramadan (fasting month which i didnt weight train)... i returned to weight training.

    i was in heaven from the soreness. Like my soulmate just came back...i was sooooo happy that i felt sore no matter how much it hurt. I was in a mental utopia... Damn it felt good.

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    If I'm not sore, I know I wasted a workout. A full-body massage from the wife always helps in the end though
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