Weird muscle issue...
bmstee03
Posts: 119 Member
My son was in the hospital so I missed my workout for 2 weeks. I went back at it on Monday and just picked up where I left off. Now, two days later, I can still barely walk. Normal? My quads are on fire and going from sitting to standing is very painful. I ran yesterday thinking it may help work out the soreness but, alas it was not so.
Should I lift tonight? Give it a another day or so?
Should I lift tonight? Give it a another day or so?
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It sounds very normal to me. I always know that starting back after a break, or starting a new stage, or even increasing my weights is sure to make me extremely sore. Get a foam roller and start doing some rolling if you don't already. I'd go ahead and lift. It usually helps my soreness!0
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Yes, it's normal. Yes, lift tonight. Make sure you do a 5 minute general warm-up plus the exercise specific warm-up.0
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Thank you. The soreness seems to be going away as the day goes on. Is this DOMS?0
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Yep!0
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My son was in the hospital so I missed my workout for 2 weeks. I went back at it on Monday and just picked up where I left off. Now, two days later, I can still barely walk. Normal? My quads are on fire and going from sitting to standing is very painful. I ran yesterday thinking it may help work out the soreness but, alas it was not so.
Should I lift tonight? Give it a another day or so?
Hope your son is doing better :ohwell:0 -
My son was in the hospital so I missed my workout for 2 weeks. I went back at it on Monday and just picked up where I left off. Now, two days later, I can still barely walk. Normal? My quads are on fire and going from sitting to standing is very painful. I ran yesterday thinking it may help work out the soreness but, alas it was not so.
Should I lift tonight? Give it a another day or so?
Hope your son is doing better :ohwell:
Much better thank you! He has Cystic Fibrosis so these things are 'normal' for our family.0 -
Thank you. The soreness seems to be going away as the day goes on. Is this DOMS?
Edit: See proper warm-ups on Pgs. 130-133. Keep lifting honey!0
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