I suspect I'm one of those who tends to loiter at the bottom... thi was really informative... I love what straight legged deadlifts do for my hamstrings, but
man am I sore the next day!
There's nothing like leaving the gym sweaty, panting, and knowing you'll
be sore the next day.
He never complained
he was sore the next day.
Being sore the next day was a constant physical reminder of my hard work (I discovered muscles I didnâ $ ™ t even know existed).
I have noticed when I change things up or have a particularly intense class,
I am sore the next day and my weight goes up a few pounds.
Usually
I'm sore the next day and pretty much all week (my yoga practice a super intense) but within a week after taking it I noticed that I wasn't as sore... In fact I wasn't really sore at all.
Alternating is good, if you're training to the point where
you're sore the next day.
You are using your core, but not to the point where you should
be sore the next day.
But, I do still take whey if I know I'm gonna
be sore the next day.
Be warned: you'll
be sore the next day.
If it's been a while since you have ridden a bicycle then prepare to
be sore the next day from using muscles you didn't realize you had.
I only felt like I had a good workout if
I was sore the next day.
For example, if you just did a hard run and
you're sore the next day or a couple days later but everything else is good, and a recovery run helps with relief, then I'd say you're dealing more with active recovery rather than a cortisol increase (not «rush»).
If
you're sore the next day then don't continue, give it a rest.