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    sourness lasting over 5 days?

    hey guys i got a quick question.

    my sourness gets so bad after working out that it last for like 4-5 days. my muscles hurt so bad that i can feel even a smallest touch to the muscles i worked. i drink plenty of water, and my diet is good, i take BCAA and multivitamins but still nothing. any suggestions???

    thanks in advance

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    how long have u been workin out? did u pick it up recently?

    do u warm up? stretch?

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    Quote Originally Posted by soccer#3 View Post
    how long have u been workin out? did u pick it up recently?

    do u warm up? stretch?
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    i had a bad injury and started lifting just recently again, maybe like 2 weeks ago? i do stretch

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    Quote Originally Posted by boDAWG View Post
    i had a bad injury and started lifting just recently again, maybe like 2 weeks ago? i do stretch
    How long did you take a break from lifting? It might be that your body is not used to working out, it could take a month or two before your body adjusts.

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    oh man the break was for about a year i tore my right lat, both of my rotator cuffs, and my right peck

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    are u doing the same volume that u were doing before you stopped?? I find stretching and hot baths really help soreness

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    sourness, lol, its: soreness

    I thought you were talking about a candy or something.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Johny-too-small View Post
    sourness, lol, its: soreness

    I thought you were talking about a candy or something.

    lol my bad im a sales man not a english teacher, PLUS im foreign so.......

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    after a leg day i have been sore for about 6 days, just enough time to do legs again...lol

    it usually happens when i change a workout or increase the volume or weight in my workouts

    its rare to have happen every workout, but after a year off its completly understandable

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    Quote Originally Posted by -DedicateD- View Post
    after a leg day i have been sore for about 6 days, just enough time to do legs again...lol

    it usually happens when i change a workout or increase the volume or weight in my workouts

    its rare to have happen every workout, but after a year off its completly understandable
    yeah like i had my legs day three days ago, I STILL CANT WALK

    my calves are sooooo swollen i really cant walk

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    If your just getting back into resistance training after a year. Your body see's this new stimulus as a novel stress. Meaning after 3 months of of training your body has completely lost all its adaptations to exercise. In comparison when you stop aerobic training it takes as little as a week to lose the increased amount of aerobic enzymes that were built up due to training. In a couple weeks or so you should start getting progressively less and less sore.

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    after my injury i was laid up for about 5 monthes . about the 4th month i got alot of deep tissue massages (not the asian...me love you long time kind...although i would have been nice)
    they hurt like hell at first but after about 2 weeks (two massages a week) the pain was not as bad and by the 2nd month i was good.
    my muscles nice and relaxed the gym was not that bad.
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    Bumping this old theard because I went real heavy the other day on leags and now I can't walk....Any ideas???

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    oh yeah and I have had my "sour" lemonade...lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by -DedicateD-;377****
    after a leg day i have been sore for about 6 days, just enough time to do legs again...lol

    it usually happens when i change a workout or increase the volume or weight in my workouts

    its rare to have happen every workout, but after a year off its completly understandable
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    Totally normal. As you get back into the routine your soreness shouldn't last as long.

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    Give it some time. Soreness is basically your muscles ripping and growing to adapt to the fatigue it is put under. I personally wouldn't work a group again until the soreness subsides to the point where I won't be in PAIN anymore. That is your body telling you to take it easy and slow it down.

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    Well that means your doing something right!!! if you get sore good!!! you train a particular muscle group once a week you usually stay sore until next workout. Tearing muscle=sore give it 4-5 days to recover then you should be stronger by next workout.

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    more protien makes me recover from the soarness faster. still wait 5 days to retrain

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