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Muscle recovery help!
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hpearce123 wrote: »Oo salt bath that sounds good
epsom salt bath,I dont know if thats what runaround meant or not.foam roller can help too0 -
hpearce123 wrote: »Agreed with all of the above
Also make sure you're getting plenty of sleep
For me, staying active in general, drinking tons of water, taking time to cool down after a workout and getting extra sleep are all imperative to prevent "can't-even-sit-on-the-toilet-broken-old-lady-syndrome"
Yer broken old lady syndrome worked I had a big gun bottle if water b cordial to flush any toxins feel allot better today X
what toxins are you flushing out that your organs dont?0 -
Your rest days are really important as is protein in rebuilding the muscle. Nothing beats real protein but if you need a supplement go for it.0
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CharlieBeansmomTracey wrote: »hpearce123 wrote: »Agreed with all of the above
Also make sure you're getting plenty of sleep
For me, staying active in general, drinking tons of water, taking time to cool down after a workout and getting extra sleep are all imperative to prevent "can't-even-sit-on-the-toilet-broken-old-lady-syndrome"
Yer broken old lady syndrome worked I had a big gun bottle if water b cordial to flush any toxins feel allot better today X
what toxins are you flushing out that your organs dont?
I can't speak for the OP but there's still a lot of myths out there of soreness being a result of lactic acid buildup.1 -
Big on the BCAA's especially cause I'm no spring chicken. You can find them in tablet form, or as a post workout powder at any supplement store. I've tried several, and none really taste awesome0
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rainbowbow wrote: »CharlieBeansmomTracey wrote: »hpearce123 wrote: »Agreed with all of the above
Also make sure you're getting plenty of sleep
For me, staying active in general, drinking tons of water, taking time to cool down after a workout and getting extra sleep are all imperative to prevent "can't-even-sit-on-the-toilet-broken-old-lady-syndrome"
Yer broken old lady syndrome worked I had a big gun bottle if water b cordial to flush any toxins feel allot better today X
what toxins are you flushing out that your organs dont?
I can't speak for the OP but there's still a lot of myths out there of soreness being a result of lactic acid buildup.
The Reality is we really don't know what causes it. Despite much study the mechanism or mechanisms that cause DOMS are still relatively mysterious. We do know that Increasing cooldown tends to help, Hydration tends to help. Protein/BCAAs tend to help. We also know that despite the fact that moving with DOMS hurts, Moving/stretching is the way to recovery... working through is the only way to get through.
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Does anyone experaince a gain I've eaten well this week and worked out 5 days this week yet I have gained a pound0
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hpearce123 wrote: »Does anyone experaince a gain I've eaten well this week and worked out 5 days this week yet I have gained a pound
Your body can naturally fluctuate several lbs a day, week, month; and it's worse for women. I am actually up 1/2 this week. But my workouts have increased in intensity a bit, so I suspect its more water retention from exercise.0 -
Get a foam roller and the Stick. Both will help break up the muscle tissue and help with increasing your range of motion. It hurts at first, but helps with recover and the pain of sore muscles will lessen
https://www.amazon.com/Stick-Self-Roller-Massager-Travel-Stick/dp/B0028BSFIS
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00KAEJ3W2/ref=mh_s9_acsd_top_bEIXf_c_x_3_w?pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_s=mobile-hybrid-3&pf_rd_r=EEX2BBMSYPQ2HS76C5KF&pf_rd_t=30901&pf_rd_p=4b0d3665-e54a-5ab7-9d65-3c8971aa6155&pf_rd_i=3407871
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I usually just get some protein in me after workout then I have a 5-7 min cold shower.0
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I have the same thing. If im on the tennis court the first runs are really bad! I look like an old men of 80 years old. I think i'll start first with drinking water. Can this be also tea or does it need to be plain water?0
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rainbowbow wrote: »CharlieBeansmomTracey wrote: »hpearce123 wrote: »Agreed with all of the above
Also make sure you're getting plenty of sleep
For me, staying active in general, drinking tons of water, taking time to cool down after a workout and getting extra sleep are all imperative to prevent "can't-even-sit-on-the-toilet-broken-old-lady-syndrome"
Yer broken old lady syndrome worked I had a big gun bottle if water b cordial to flush any toxins feel allot better today X
what toxins are you flushing out that your organs dont?
I can't speak for the OP but there's still a lot of myths out there of soreness being a result of lactic acid buildup.
Wait is it not due to the lactic acid?
Educate me here please, I always thought it was.0 -
Also, add magnesium. You can take a supplement tablet or eat vegetables or soak in epsom salts for that.0
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