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    What if im not sore

    Hi I was wondering if eny one could tell me why I don't get sore eny more. I work hard and go to the gym 4-5 times a week and I have read some articles that say not being sore is not important and others that say it means I have not fully recovered.

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    If your intensity is high enough and the weights heavy enough you should be sore afterwards. Take a look at your form too. If your being really strict try cheating.... and vice versa. Change your workout up some. That should make you sore.

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    I rarely get sore.
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    I would be sore right after training than not hurt at all in couple hours. Than two days later that body part would start hurting again. After I changed the way I train my muscles hurt for 2-3 days straight. Not only do I hurt more but my strength is growing by leaps and bounds.

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    May be try changing your routine ? Worked for me

    I mean instead doing Mondays routine do Wednesdays Etc

    I try changing routine every 4 weeks

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    Your body can respond to regularity in both positive and negative ways. Positive that you're exercising but negative in that if you do the same thing without increasing intensity or shocking the muscle then you'll get only the same result.
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    Try adding a small amount of weight, cheat if it comes to it, or even add a single rep...anything to present new stress to the muscle.

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    Being sore shouldnt be the only indicator of having an effective session.
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    What sluggo said. Being sore is a terrible indicator. Especially if your goal is strength and lifting more weight. Usually it's the higher rep high volume stuff that will get you sore anyways, and that doesn't really mean you had a good session or will get stronger by any means.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SEOINAGE
    What sluggo said. Being sore is a terrible indicator. Especially if your goal is strength and lifting more weight. Usually it's the higher rep high volume stuff that will get you sore anyways, and that doesn't really mean you had a good session or will get stronger by any means.
    I am training for strength and only do about 8 reps at the most until the end when I do some burnout exercise but what can I look for other than being sore to see if i worked hard enough

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    Also is it okay if im almost never sore eny more if I'm training for strength

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hulking2016 View Post
    I am training for strength and only do about 8 reps at the most until the end when I do some burnout exercise but what can I look for other than being sore to see if i worked hard enough

    Simply put...progress! if your progressing your doing it right.

    There definitley will be days where you will be sore....what kind of program are you running?

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