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Old 04-04-09, 04:59 PM
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Oooouch! My Muscles!

Well, I am proud of my 5K ride yesterday morning, and I had all the good intentions of going out again this morning and maybe doing the same but wow, who beat me with a baseball bat in my sleep. I swear, all my muscles are sore, I think even me ears hurt! So, needless to say, I stayed in bed this morning. Am slowly straightening my self out and what was supposed to be a 6am 5K will more likely be a 6pm 5k but I'll get that ride in today if it's the last thing I do!

I've trained enough in the past to know it's a good pain, but I have been idle for far too long and I had forgotten what it was like!

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Congrtats & Well done..... enjoy the recovery ride. Don't risk injury by trying to do too much too fast.
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Every friday i go to the gym and over do it. afterwards i am still feeling very good and expect that i should be able to go out in the morning..... wrong. i too knows how it feels to feel like someone took a bat to my body while i slept. by the time i rolled out of bed i was already late, but i now work 5 minutes away from home so i was only 20 minutes late

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trying to do too much too fast.
Yea i dont do a very good job at not doing that ^^
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Oh well, as long as you know the difference between good pain and bad pain. Used to be a wrestler in highschool, played alot of racquet sports and extreme stuff when I was younger. So I can guage the nature of pain quite well. This is good pain, so I'll give it a little rest and head out tonight instead on this morning.

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Gotta love that pain! Take an easy recovery ride and your muscles will thank you. I've found that consistency is better than distance every time.
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It's actually a funny pain as it makes me laugh every time I move. I can't believe that I let myself get into this shape. It's not that bad, just couldn't have seen myself riding at 6am this morning. I'll go for a stretch, a quick recovery ride and then possibly hit a sauna. That is one of the best things about living here in Korea. The public baths are everywhere, nice, cheap and a way of life. The only thing better would be to have a hottub in my appartement, but I don't think the neighbors would appreciate that. Plus this way, I get 10 hot tub, steam rooms and my son gets to splash around too. He just loves the water.


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Good job on at least getting started. I did the same thing to myself last Friday. I have not done weights in years and had a personal trainer put me through the ringer. I thought that I would ride Saturday, but woke up in the morning so stiff I had trouble walking. Needless to say, pain goes away and you'll be better off for your efforts.
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