Posts Tagged ‘soreness’

How to Relieve Muscle Soreness & Recover Faster: Remedies From Sleep to CBD

Wednesday, August 31st, 2022
how to relieve muscle soreness

It doesn’t matter how many years you’ve been working out, if you’re challenging your body every week then chances are good you still experience muscle soreness regularly. And while, in a way, it feels good to experience a little soreness as a physical reminder of the progress you’re making, it can be an inconvenient feeling when you’re ready to pick up the iron again. When this happens I bet you’re wondering how to relieve muscle soreness.

Luckily, there are many natural ways to relieve soreness after working out.

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How to Treat Sore Muscles

Thursday, September 30th, 2021
Treat Sore Muscles

There are many reasons for having sore muscles, such as exercising and sitting in one position for a long time. However, most people complain of sore muscles after an intense workout session. Sore muscles are often uncomfortable and, in certain circumstances, hinder one from moving freely. Here are a few ways to prevent and treat sore muscles. 

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The Important of Active Recovery for Runners

Saturday, November 24th, 2018

All of these things are important elements and rituals for runners to perform. They all support a healthy, safe, and productive workout where you can push your pace and strengthen your craft. But the rituals you perform after your runs and on your rest days are equally as important as what you do on the road. Active recovery is an essential part of any runners training program. Not only does active recovery give your body and muscles the time it needs to heal and strengthen, but it helps prevent injury.

active recovery runners

Depending on your pace, distance, and terrain, running is considered a moderate to high-impact exercise. That’s because running places strain on your feet, ankles, knees, hips, and back. When done correctly, running is a full-body workout that incorporates core strength and upper body stability. Working your body and all its muscles at the same intensity every day isn’t always best. But that doesn’t mean that you can’t exercise at all on your “rest” days”. In fact, you should perform some type of active movement 7 days a week. But knowing which type of exercise to do on your day “off” will help improve your performance the next time you lace up your running shoes.

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You Shouldn’t Train When You Are Sore

Monday, July 4th, 2011

Should Bodybuilders Train When They Are Sore?

Muscle Soreness

This is one of the top offending bodybuilding myths. Have you ever canceled a workout or skipped training a body part because it felt sore, even though at least 48 hours had passed since you trained it? If you said “Yes”, then after reading this post you will never make that mistake again.

Your muscles will get sore when you use:

  • heavy weights
  • slow negatives
  • forced negatives
  • assisted negatives
  • drop sets
  • high volume

Do you need to avoid these training methods completely in order to prevent soreness, so that you can train again in two days? Not necessarily.

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