Really sore legs

Discussion in 'Boxing Training' started by cardstars, Sep 25, 2007.


  1. average_joe

    average_joe Member Full Member

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    Yes, obviously you have to eat right. Nutrition is definitely a big part of it. But soreness means that you're doing the workout part right.
     
  2. viru§™

    viru§™ Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I haven't had muscle sorness for a long time, but I've been getting much bigger and stronger.

    You need to stop believing the bodybuilder bull****.
     
  3. gregsid

    gregsid Active Member Full Member

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    What I used to do when I got sore, rather than wait it out resting. I would go back into the gym like normal and continued to workout like nothing ever happened until the soreness went away.
    I always found, that by doing this I only made my muscles stronger and more resistant to soreness.
    Most people don't recommend doing this, but it worked for me.
     
  4. viru§™

    viru§™ Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    You should always train, even if you're a bit sore. Most use soreness as an excuse to drop a day.
     
  5. gregsid

    gregsid Active Member Full Member

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    Exactly.
     
  6. MagnificentMatt

    MagnificentMatt Beterbiev literally kills Plant and McCumby 2v1 Full Member

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    Even when im sore, just jogging or skipping for a little over 2 minutes as a warm up pretty much gets rid of it till your done working out.
     
  7. cardstars

    cardstars Gamboa is GOD Full Member

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    Good to know! :good
    I have infact taken the last few days off (for legs anyways); but only because I thought I would do more damage
     
  8. radianttwilight

    radianttwilight Well-Known Member Full Member

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    I don't think soreness is a perfect indicator of getting stronger, but it definately has to do with getting in shape. It's a great indicator.

    During the track season I always wreck myself with soreness in the first few weeks, but by the end of the season I'm doing the same workouts at faster paces/longer distances, and yet my recovery is faster. It's not a muscle size/strength thing, it's a muscle recovery thing.

    And muscle recovery is excellent for boxers :good
     
  9. MrSmall

    MrSmall Member Full Member

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    Soreness and PAIN are different.