The Benefits Of Training When You're Sore
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- čas přidán 31. 10. 2019
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This is why as a track and field athlete I was always told whenever I was sore that "soreness is cured with more soreness"
And track & field athletes are skinny as hell. So is David Goggins. There is a pattern here.
@@cityslickeroutdoors8306 yes, and they have more endurance. It's called a tradeoff.
@@arturoone77 this is called a bodybuilding channel not a get skinny as hell channel
@@cityslickeroutdoors8306 xd
@@cityslickeroutdoors8306 pure stupidity
Shit I was hoping they'd say not to train sore so I could avoid going to the gym today 😭
Lol I was thinking like you! But last week I literally tried to train the sore muscles the next day, omg it works wonders, not only did it helped with my soreness, but also give me more strength....crazy
Me 2
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im the oppsosite
Even this was commented 8 mo. Ago I’m still disappointed.. AINT NOBODY SKIPPING GYM DAY
I’ve always trained light being sore. It always helped me feel better.
After the first couple days of PT in military boot camp, you can barely move. Somehow, when you’re getting screamed at and you figure out a way to keep working, the soreness goes away and you’re waaay stronger than before
very true
I do the same exact thing, upper body, next day lower then break. The difference is that on lower body day i still dona light workout on my upper body, maybe a set of pushups or some other form of calisthenics that require activation of most of your muscles.
Typically it’s better if ur training the same muscle group twice a week, have one hard day (less reps more weight) and then have a easy day (more reps, less weight). There’s no way u can go heavy 2x a week and be able to maintain that every single workout. More reps is more blood flow, which is good to change things up
Just started working out after basically sitting on my ass my entire 34 years of life and omg so sore! Stretching helps wonders and I'm usually good with one day of rest.
@Captain Obvious Yep. I'm back at the gym after 6 years off. 5 days in after training all muscle groups and I can't walk and can barely hold a toothbrush.
@Captain Obvious You're right. I did go too hard but my biggest mistake was that I overstretched my calves after doing working my legs and doing cardio. The rest is just expected DOMS.
Just started seriously working out for the first time in my life, muscles are still slightly sore a week after the workout, 3rd day after was the worst. Is that normal? And will the soreness level after workouts decrease rapidly if I keep doing it consistently?
@@yamchathewolf7714 I’m not an expert but I don’t think your muscles should still be sore a week after a single workout. Are you getting 8 hours of sleep? Are you consuming enough protein? Are you adequately resting on rest days? And yes as time goes on your body will get used to the workout and become less sore.
@@neel2451 Yeah dude I sleep on average 9 hours a day, eat well and can't do any exercise on rest days because the muscles are so sore and weak. Since I recently started working out I've only had 4 hard workouts thus far and every time the muscles took about a week to heal, even after that rest period I felt a little weaker. I guess it's because I haven't exercised in years.
This makes sense to me when I use to train Muay Thai everyday and work those sore muscles until I'd regain full mobility of those sore tight muscles my recovery would be better in the days to come.
Agreed
Just like shin splints, people usually rest, but if you walk a mile a day with shin splints you’ll actually recover about a week sooner. The more you work out the muscle the faster it recovers. But sometimes if it’s too sore it’ll be best to take a day or two off until the soreness goes down to shred the muscle again
Depending on your walking form… If your gait is the cause of the shin sprints then it can be counterproductive.
Same with any specific movement pattern. The principle of balanced mobilisation/strengthening as treatment is sound, for sure - I have just seen numerous people suffering from terrible habitual movement and posture.
I have lower back issues. Any time it tweak it I do back extension. It cuts the recover times down to like 2 or 3 days. I wish I knew in my playing days when I was young.
I will train my bit sore back muscle today. Wish me luck
I always go way too hard at skullcrushers, I just love that lift so much.
I’ve had a lay off for around 5wks, I’ve completed a full body workout on Monday, did light weights for volume, felt great while doing my workout. Every muscle that was sore after has healed to a certain degree but my quads are still cramping, put me off doing my workout on Wednesday but I’m going to get a workout done on Thursday, full body, light weights for volume but this time I may have to do less reps this time. DOMS can be so annoying 😁
Loll I feel you man. I hit calves so hard one time 2 days later I woke up and couldn’t stand flat footed. Had to walk on my tippy toes for the whole day and stretch occasionally to help with the pain. Learned my lesson that day
DOMS is also a sign though that you’re progressing, as the muscle fibres have definitely been torn. There’s so much data suggesting that rest days and good sleep help with gains.
And then there’s so much other information arguing that training lighter whilst sore, is better than leaving the muscles to heal through rest.
Do you have any particularly advice on working out when you're chronically sore? Like, would you suggest working out lightly and stretching only just to get the muscles healing without hurting yourself?
Great tips!
This all sounds like a good reason to use blood flow restriction training as a recovery method
During wrestling season we were beat and sore the entire season 🤣 5 days practice, Saturday matches, Sunday rest only. We’d even have some tournaments that were Saturday and Sunday (10 matches)
Lmao I swear this dude looks up to Jesus every 15 seconds to figure out what to say
more like every second
Good points.
I just experience this today!
I noticed if I'm sore and I work that muscle group, the recovery is way faster. I'm barely sore after the second workout
I basically do lower or upper with a mix of abs & cardio every session 😭 it’s my first time taking this serious so I’m expected the soreness but hopefully I learn my body in time.
How's it going
@@Ahmed-jv7oc better! I don’t get nearly as sore these days and learned to go more often, instead of less often for 2 hours and overworking myself. My boyfriend has been helping with learning new moves.
@@ebonih7138 yess definitely being consistent Is the best thing you can do in "fittness" . For soreness even if it's nit as much anymore I'd suggest investing in a foam roller, these things are magical if you haven't tried one out you definitely should!!
10 months later you better be swole by now how did it go
I agree with using the muscle if you’re sore BUT going light isn’t progressive overload
Ill give that a try guys thanks .. i was going about this all wrong 😂
I trained when sore and got an absolutely illegal pump. Other guys lift as much as the sweeping brush and want a full calendar week to reset
just started working out all body parts 3x a week. bro my body is destroyed right now.
Been 19 years since I’ve been in a gym and went straight into squats and deadlift for the first day. Boy. Two days later and I still can’t do a full squat with no weight. I’ll keep stretching and trying with no weight but definitely feel the wincing ninny’s.
Sams is happening to me now. First time going to the gym did squats and deadlift yesterday and now I’m walking like a penguin.
It's hair of the dog. You wake up feeling like shit from drinking.... Take a shot. Not same thing, but same principle. Great info guys!
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Every other day made me incredibly strong.
So sounds like training a sore muscle is in a sense muscle therapy.
Getting more nutrients to the sore muscle while its sore by continuing to move it enough to get maybe a pump? Just not so much you continue to damage it further.
im currently trying to do cardio and flexibility training when sore from strength training. its kind of a self experiment. i can confirm how i feel to recover faster, gaining mobility back etc. at the same time i wonder if i get enough recovery that way and therefor will hit a plateau of "overtraining".
Could you share what stuff you do in those cardio and flexibility exercises?
@@ImAltair1 sure. i do bodyweightwarrior (youtube channel) routations for flexibilitym hasfit routations for posture correction.
when my upper body recovers i ride my unicycle. when my legs recover i practise escrima.
but its about an elevated heartrate not the exercise in particular. chose a fun activity to you. but yeah, make adaptations for recovery.
but pls, im just a sporty amateur and nowhere near a fitness rolemodel.
but i can savely and strongly recommend to check out bodyweightwarriors and hasfit youtube channels. tons of good content.
strength, flexibility, functionality, rehabilitation or cardio training, hasfit has it all :D
When’s legs sore as shit makes you miss gym
Cracks me up hearing their higher voices from years ago 😂 #trt
Hit the muscles once a week and recover for the next 5 or 6 days . .specially for men in there late 40s and up..I get better results that way. But we are all different
I hope you’re not serious💀 u can at LEAST add one more day
I agree to much rest creates de motivation
If you're not sore and going all out you won't build muscle. It's more efficient to go hard go home.
Cuzin fitness and Italian vacation is OK if your sore
I deadlifted yesterday. Today’s leg day. I’m soar as fuck. Can’t decide if I should hit it, or rest. I don’t like the idea of Don’t go as hard...do I lift or not? Lol
Oh guys update, was achey and sore cuz I tested positive for covid🥴
@@PrepB3 Hope you get well soon!
@@PrepB3 Damn what a plot twist. Hope you feel better soon bud
It’s the universe telling you hell fuckin no what are you thinking? The best legs ever were built on workouts every two weeks.
Whats covid? Seems to be an excuse for alot of laziness in the 🌎
I'm not that Sicilian lmaaaaao
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@@Aestheticdacian niice
@@sepehra3980 nice
@@Aestheticdacian noice
@@sepehra3980 nicee
The only reason I rest, is to let my tendons heal.
F-that I lied. I can't stay away from gym, me and my two injuries.
Oh Sal is italian??!!! I thought he is latino😅
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Advice from scrawny men…
Or advice from Dorian Yates?
Seems like a no brainer!
Lol you need advice anywhere you can get it
Ok cool. And yet they all look like they’ve maybe been in the gym for 6-12 months.