Strength training- not sore

tripletmom2004
Posts: 168 Member
Does that mean that I should be lifting heavier because I am not sore??? Thanks
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Being sore is not necessarily the sign of a good workout. There are other indicators to bear in mind:
Did you go to failure (i.e. could not do another rep?)
Did you increase your weights from last time?
Did you manage more reps than last time?0 -
If you feel like you can go heavier do so, but I lift heavy and often am not sore the day after. Lifting well doesn't automatically mean you should ache. Often you don't.0
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