do you need to ache?
picnic2day
Posts: 63 Member
Questions in the title really.
If you don't ache day after does that mean you're not working hard enough?
If you don't ache day after does that mean you're not working hard enough?
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that's good to hear, I hear people bragging about how their DOMS is worse than everyone else's, and I'm thinking it's very rare I actually suffer, I can feel I've done something if you know what I mean but that's about it and I am honestly working hard0
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picnic2day wrote: »that's good to hear, I hear people bragging about how their DOMS is worse than everyone else's, and I'm thinking it's very rare I actually suffer, I can feel I've done something if you know what I mean but that's about it and I am honestly working hard
DOMs are something that only hit me hard if I take off exercise for way too long. They go away once I'm in a proper schedule, even when I'm pushing myself for new PRs. I wouldn't brag about having them.0 -
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