How do you feel after lifting?
FineFitFatty
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I rarely feel sore? And I'm now squatting 120lbs. I just feel really weighed down, and physically tired the rest of the day. How do you feel after lifting?
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Amazing. You should feel sore about 24 hours after your workout. Sometimes though after doing squats or deadlifts I'll be exhausted if I don't eat enough. Are you taking a preworkout? Those can cause you to crash hard. I was taking about 2g of Choline and that made me crash HARD but damn those were some good 6 hour naps.0
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How much are you eating?0
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Pretty fatigued and worn out. Never really sore, unless I'm coming back from a break. I lift at night though, so I go to bed an hour or two after I'm done. If you're worn out all day, check your calorie intake. Probably too low.0
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After squatting I feel like putting an icepack on my lower back.0
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Like the Queen of the World!!!
Seriously, it's the best feeling ever.
Sounds like you might not be eating enough to fuel the enormity of having a regime, though.0 -
Most of the time I feel amazing! But the first time I did legs I went down the stairs at the gym and my legs were all wobbly and stuff. I had to cling to the bannister for dear life. LOL.0
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During and after lifting, I can tell if I'm in a deficit. But either way I still feel great afterward and I also don't get DOMS.0
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I lifted yesterday and I felt very good. The soreness usually comes if you're lifting for first time or you start again after a long absence. That's the muscles adjusting to a new routine. Depending on the person, the soreness normally goes away after a few days or a week at most.0
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you should open your diary so people can help you.0
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I feel really good mentally immediately afterwards, tired but good..but the day after I feel sore.0
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Like a superhero! RAWR! I feel a teeny tiny bit achey the next day and usually wake up hungry even tho I have a meal before and after lifting.
But I was feeling tired when I was lifting 4 times a week. 3 days works better for me.0 -
I feel awesome after lifting. The day after I sometimes feel a little sore and beat down if I've increased weight, not too bad though.0
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Sore. About 7-9 hours afterwards I start feeling my muscles get a bit stiff which means I'm going to be very sore the next day. Feel great for the first few hours though.
The only time I was tired after was when I was eating at a deficit, and did a large amount of cardio the day before. I still ate the calories back but I guess I still hadn't recovered by the next morning.0 -
I rarely feel sore? And I'm now squatting 120lbs. I just feel really weighed down, and physically tired the rest of the day. How do you feel after lifting?
Like a warrior. You might want to make sure you carb up a bit before and eat some protein afterwards. I am a little tired, but not enough to kill me energy for the day.0 -
But I was feeling tired when I was lifting 4 times a week. 3 days works better for me.0
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Soreness may mean you are not properly warming up or cooling down. I am almost never sore after lifting; you don't need to feel sore or be soaked in sweat to have an amazing workout.0
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I feel hungry! I'm more likely to feel sore if I'm doing new exercises. I seem to get used to the regular ones.0
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Pretty fatigued and worn out. Never really sore, unless I'm coming back from a break. I lift at night though, so I go to bed an hour or two after I'm done. If you're worn out all day, check your calorie intake. Probably too low.
This right here0 -
Like the Queen of the World!!!
Seriously, it's the best feeling ever.
Sounds like you might not be eating enough to fuel the enormity of having a regime, though.
This for me too.
But Naomi, if you start using regime the terrorists win. :flowerforyou:0 -
Immediately after lifting I'm usually exhausted. After my protein shake and hot shower, I feel pretty normal. Most days I lift in the morning and then go on to work an 8 hour shift on my feet with no problem.0
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right after lifting
the next day
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Amazeballs. I've gone from loldeadlift and squatting with powder blue hand weights to immapickupthis100poundbarbellafewtimesk, and i always feel like i could take on the world.
Also starving.0 -
I work out until i feel depleted...im shaky...i restore quickly with musclepharm recon...i feel amazing afterward...mission accomplished...and then i feel a little swollen for the rest of the day i guess its blood? inflammation? idk but when i wake up the next morning...im harder and i feel like a machine! stretching feels absolutely amazing at that point!0
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Hungry! I don't usually get DOMS. When I first started I did, but not much since.0
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I feel amazing after Im done but once I eat dinner and get in bed, I am out like a light! I love it tho because back in the day before working out I would stay up all late and get only like 3 hours of sleep(not healthy and ages you fast).0
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Like this:Pretty fatigued and worn out. Never really sore, unless I'm coming back from a break. I lift at night though, so I go to bed an hour or two after I'm done. If you're worn out all day, check your calorie intake. Probably too low.Like the Queen of the World!!!
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When I lift heavy (5 rep range), I feel a little tired and really hungry afterwards. I also rarely feel sore. When I lift in hypertrophy range (8-10 reps for me) and do supersets, that's another story entirely. My muscles will be twitchy, they feel like jelly and I get DOMS from hell. Funny how that works.0
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I feel pretty good but beat also I'm doing circuit training. You should be beat after training0
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I train first thing in the morning, before work. I'm Hungry and only sore If I do something new, or go on a mad session, then again, I'm training for strength and love the days were if I've trained legs and can walk 1 hour later I didn't do enough.. (Just me though, I'm not recommending others to follow that).
If your run down afterwards, then you'll need to eat\hydrate more than you currently do afterwards.0 -
I generally feel like Thor0
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