Workouts when sore

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If you have ever asked yourself the question, should I workout when I am sore, you are not alone. Let's get to the bottom of why I believe you should.

It's one of the cruel twists of exercising that what's good for you can also be totally painful. Yes, we're talking about dreaded muscle soreness. As anyone who has crushed a great workout in the gym knows all too well, you're bound to feel it in your muscles later, and usually in the form of delayed onset muscle soreness, or DOMS.

Feeling sore after a workout? Try these 6 tips for more effective recovery: 1. Warm up and cool down to prepare and relax your muscles to prevent injuries and reduce muscle stiffness. 2. Stay hydrated before, during, and after workouts to prevent muscle cramps. 3. Fuel up with protein and carbs within 30-60 minutes post-workout to enhance the process of repairing and building muscles 4. Foam roll and massage after exercising muscle to reduce tightness and improve blood flow. 5. Incorporate…

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The sign of an effective workout is when you feel just a bit of soreness one to two days after the session (also known as delayed-onset muscle soreness). That kind of mild oh-I-think-worked-my-butt-yesterday pain will allow you to carry on with your regularly scheduled workouts.