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    Soreness for many days. normal?

    I dont have sure if this is the right subforum for this quetsion. Anyway, here goes: i started at a few days /2 weeks i think, my training. I am not used to do physical exercises an di am doing a routine to increase muscle growth (lifting heavy weights, etc).

    My problem is that i will get soreness in my working muscles for some days. Like: the 1st i started with the program my soreness/pain would be about 5 or even 6 days! Jesus! thats normal? What do you do to avoid it? I have done somme stretches but maybe they were not enough. How do you do stretches?

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    it's normal when you're just starting out. in time, you either won't get sore or it won't last that long. stretch following your training.
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    LOL no pain, no gain.... keep at it...

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    lol ok, thanks. I know that no pain no gain bu i was just wondering if so many days of soreness are normal. It seems thats normal. thnks

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