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Not Sore but stiff (alittle sore)
Had to ask I've been crossfit for since Nov results have been great ! Lost 20lbs and feel much better on Paleo diet. WOD Wens was Burpees and sit ups Tues was squats / shoulder press / deadlift/ I try 2/1 for right now thats about all my body will let me do.The question is should I still be getting sore or tight afterwards. Thought maybe not enough protein / getting alot of rest and taking fish oil. I try to get everything from solid foods but being a TROOPER it's hard to carry food in the car with a dog in the back seat.Is this normal. Have good strength not tired . Just wanted some input
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Re: Not Sore but stiff (alittle sore)
Are you warming up before and stretching and/or foam rolling after workouts? That makes a big difference for me.
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Re: Not Sore but stiff (alittle sore)
Thanks I'll start stretching alot more afterwards. I did a few times but the times I did not after a WoD yea I was sore. I would want to just get out the gym and crash.I'll try it today and see how I feel Sat/Sun
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Re: Not Sore but stiff (alittle sore)
I've been hanging around this site for about a year, and have been doing a 2/1 schedule with the mainsite WOD's for 7 months... and I still get sore from select workouts. Sometimes it is worse than others (like if I don't properly scale). But I have found that stretching and foam rolling work wonders.
I'm pretty sure that you're not working hard enough if you're NEVER sore. |
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Re: Not Sore but stiff (alittle sore)
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Re: Not Sore but stiff (alittle sore)
Thanks Bo, Mark , Kat I'll start the 2/1 and more stretching and see how that works. Sitting in the car all day does not help out at all.
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Re: Not Sore but stiff (alittle sore)
Constant soreness after the first 2-3 weeks of a program is underrecovery or too much volume.
Stretching may help, contrast showers/ice baths, more sleep, scaled workouts, more food, etc. Or you're overreaching significantly which means you need a back off week. |
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Re: Not Sore but stiff (alittle sore)
Steven . thanks , it's not just a sore feeling it's more like just being tight. Did more stretching and I feel better after Fri WOD and the more intense the WOD the more I eat Good foods and I feel much better plus alot more water on rest days. I'm learning CROSSFIT is not like the old style of just lifting weights, getting a pump and then a protein shake. My joints use to hurt after going heavy but I've noticed now it is the muscles that I feel with no jont pain only shoulder sometimes.Will try the foam to see if that helps also.
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