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Old 05-26-17, 07:04 AM
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Originally Posted by Carlosss
If you train the same exercises regurlarly (at leat 1-2 times a week) you will find you don't get any DOMS at all. In fact strength athletes never get DOMS (except when coming back from time off or adding in new exercises).
How long does that take? I've been lifting weights for about a year now, and I still get sore. It's not a dreadful pain, mind you. It's enough to remind me to stretch, and the pain is better than the pain I was getting before I started lifting. That previous pain was from disuse, and I prefer the pain of use.
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