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  • #1Assassin
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    #1

    How to reduce muscle soreness

    Sup fellas?

    Basicly we had a real rough workout focusing on the legs on monday, and my legs still hurt. its summer so we only train as a group on mon, wed, and friday. i usually workout by myself the atleast twice a week, but thats not the point though.

    the point is we had rough workout, then yesterday i was just gonna chill. but instead i had a spliff and some beer and decided theres no harm in a little basketball. but as soon as i wasnt high no more my legs started hurting like hell after playing ball after already aching from training the day before. i could barely walk.

    now is wednesday, another day of training and i have to plus really want to go. any way to reduce the muscle soreness before my practise in a little over 4 hours? i realize i cant make it go away, but just reduce it so i can go work my hands in the gym.

    thanks in advance.
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    #2
    Originally posted by #1Assassin
    Sup fellas?

    Basicly we had a real rough workout focusing on the legs on monday, and my legs still hurt. its summer so we only train as a group on mon, wed, and friday. i usually workout by myself the atleast twice a week, but thats not the point though.

    the point is we had rough workout, then yesterday i was just gonna chill. but instead i had a spliff and some beer and decided theres no harm in a little basketball. but as soon as i wasnt high no more my legs started hurting like hell after playing ball after already aching from training the day before. i could barely walk.

    now is wednesday, another day of training and i have to plus really want to go. any way to reduce the muscle soreness before my practise in a little over 4 hours? i realize i cant make it go away, but just reduce it so i can go work my hands in the gym.

    thanks in advance.
    ? or maybe some advil.

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    • {Pito}
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      #3
      should take some caesin protein before bed which digests slowly while you recover during your sleep. You should take it with BCAA (branched chain amino acids). Here is a link to what BCAA's do: http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/inmag13.htm

      Hope this helps.

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      • BrooklynBomber
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        #4
        hot shower every three hours.

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        • Squirrel
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          #5
          Make sure you stretch and cool down properly after working out.

          Make sure you're eating enough carbs and protein to recover.

          Possibly take a glutamine supplement.


          Actually, I just read you have 4 hours - take a long, hot bath after stretching lightly. Give yourself a light massage in the bath or just after. When you go to training or w/e it is you're doing make sure youre thoroughly warmed up and stretched. Thats about the best you can do.

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          • Sam Donald
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            #6
            what he said ^^^^^

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            • Hi-Dro
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              #7
              stretch, eat good food, and sleep.

              take it easy..if you're so sore that you don't have energy to workout then take it lightly and slowly build up...

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              • Verstyle
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                #8
                Keep working out till you're used to it and sucking it up. Real talk...

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                • bcfc
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                  #9
                  i heard hot and cold showers r good for muscle recovery.....

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                  • The Batman
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by VERSATILE2K10
                    Keep working out till you're used to it and sucking it up. Real talk...
                    Spoken like a champ.


                    Although a few cool down exercises/stretches (simple jog on the spot) after a workout can also be quiet usefull.

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