I need to change routine then, I didn't get DOMS as I used to have.
Is it good to have pain?, Pain after GYM
Is it good to have pain?, Pain after GYM
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Aug 27 2009, 02:34 AM
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I need to change routine then, I didn't get DOMS as I used to have.
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Aug 27 2009, 12:55 PM
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QUOTE(pizzaboy @ Aug 27 2009, 12:06 PM) You don't have to. Change the rep/set range of your workout, to a complete opposite. So it actually doesn't make a difference whether there's sore or not?EG: You usually do bench presses with 3x10x100KG. Try 10x3x140KG Or if today you're using medium reps, try high reps. Just mix and match the reps and weight and depth and tempo of descend and ascent. Use a different tool, for example change from a dumbbell to a barbell or kettlebell or sandbag and vice versa. You'll stay sore that way if you like it. I prefer to NOT be sore. |
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