Reply With QuoteSome people would say I over training because I pyramid up and pyramid down on my exercises. I pretty much push just short of vomiting most of the time. It's hard to get sore anymore but I try. I don't care if getting sore is good or bad, I like it.
Not getting sore is for slackers, roid takers, and people that like to read about the gym more than go, IMHO.
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07-25-2007, 05:01 PM #1Registered User
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Soreness ?
I like being sore the next morning makes me feel good lol. But some just recently told me that soreness means you worked out incorrectly or over trained. I don't really believe that at all, just wanted to ask you guys see what you thought
Is it good thing or a bad thing. I'm usaully sore about 1-2 days (chest and back), legs like 3 days (god i hate legs) and shoulders and arms im bearly ever sore. Is there anything wrong with being sore like that??Eat like an Animal, Train like a Monster, Sleep like a Baby.
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Soreness is just a result from microscopic tears to the muscle fibers. Usually from the eccentric or lowering portion of the lift.It's nothing to be worried about
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ok cool cause i love working hard and gettin sore. Makes me feel good, soreness is for champions.
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that's not true dude, you can push yourself very hard, and have a great workout, but not be sore.
Originally Posted by Hoglander
Although I am very sore today from yesterdays workout
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07-26-2007, 11:47 AM #6Succinct ELITE MEMBER
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In the FAQ.
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Yeeahhh i am supper sore today, last night i went to the gym, did legs-triceps-biceps and ran for an hour......today i got up and barelly could move!
But, i did workout,abs-back-chest....and ran
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07-30-2007, 06:55 PM #8Stay puffed, baby.
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sounds like you don't know what the hell you're doing dude
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What you were told is not true. However, you should definitely make sure you can distinguish between typical muscle soreness (DOMS) and some kind of injury.
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