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Jstar1
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Post subject: working out Posted: Sat May 03, 2008 12:47 am |
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what are your arms supposed to feel like after working out with dumbbells
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Post subject: Re: working out Posted: Sat May 03, 2008 1:04 am |
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Yeap. Maybe a little sore too.
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Post subject: Re: working out Posted: Sat May 03, 2008 1:56 am |
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depends on how much u do. 10-20 reps:not really going to feel much. i usually do 50 reps so my arms are prety tired after each set
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Post subject: Re: working out Posted: Sat May 03, 2008 2:01 am |
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If you can do 50 reps you are lifting too little of weight.
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Post subject: Re: working out Posted: Sat May 03, 2008 2:01 am |
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Mostly sore.
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Post subject: Re: working out Posted: Sat May 03, 2008 2:07 am |
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PB_and_J wrote: If you can do 50 reps you are lifting too little of weight. That's what I was gonna say I don't use dumbells, but I have a curling bar. and do around 15 curls When I bench I do as much As I am able to do atleast 10 reps a set then if I can do 15, I move up the weight.
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Post subject: Re: working out Posted: Sun May 04, 2008 5:28 am |
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you arent suppost to be able to move them for 20 mins =p
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Post subject: Re: working out Posted: Sun May 04, 2008 7:23 am |
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They should feel kinda lighter than they usually feel.
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Post subject: Re: working out Posted: Mon May 05, 2008 4:52 am |
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Love wrote: you arent suppost to be able to move them for 20 mins =p That's overdoing it. Your not suppose to burn yourself out. At my Pace, I can Work out every single day without getting sore, but still make massive progress. When you start to feel a good burn, do 5 more reps. Anymore and you will pull some very painful muscles to sleep on.
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Post subject: Re: working out Posted: Mon May 05, 2008 4:57 am |
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it all depends on what kind of muscular strengh you desire. If you want muscular stamina do alot of reps of lower weight. but if you want to increase the raw power of your mucles then lift small amounts of heavy wieghts. either way after a good workout of any kind you should feel drained and sore.
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Post subject: Re: working out Posted: Mon May 05, 2008 1:10 pm |
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Locketart wrote: That's funny, I don't get sore and I still notice mass increase. You don't have to be sore after an effective workout. I only got sore after I first started lifting which was probably 10th grade. Read my post-.- I said you shouldn't get sore. Qosta420 wrote: it all depends on what kind of muscular strengh you desire. If you want muscular stamina do alot of reps of lower weight. but if you want to increase the raw power of your mucles then lift small amounts of heavy wieghts. either way after a good workout of any kind you should feel drained and sore. Basically he means Do both. Tone requires less weight, size requires more weight.
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Post subject: Re: working out Posted: Mon May 05, 2008 4:18 pm |
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Blackdragon6 wrote: Locketart wrote: That's funny, I don't get sore and I still notice mass increase. You don't have to be sore after an effective workout. I only got sore after I first started lifting which was probably 10th grade. Read my post-.- I said you shouldn't get sore. Qosta420 wrote: it all depends on what kind of muscular strengh you desire. If you want muscular stamina do alot of reps of lower weight. but if you want to increase the raw power of your mucles then lift small amounts of heavy wieghts. either way after a good workout of any kind you should feel drained and sore. Basically he means Do both. Tone requires less weight, size requires more weight. Look at my post, it was after Qosta's post so it was in response to his post saying "either way after a good workout of any kind you should feel drained and sore.". Did you even read Qosta's post before you looked at mine? You fail.
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Post subject: Re: working out Posted: Mon May 05, 2008 5:00 pm |
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This thread has reminded me yet again that I need to workout more....I lack the motivation 
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Jstar1
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Post subject: Re: working out Posted: Mon May 05, 2008 10:03 pm |
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Locketart wrote: Big and tight. thats what my arms feel like..as if they have just increased in size. Then it goes away after 10 min. In the next morning after I workout, its a little sore but thats it. and right now I'm doing 25 lbs on each arm, 10 times at once. Then I rest and repeat the process like 4 times more, is that good
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Post subject: Re: working out Posted: Tue May 06, 2008 3:48 am |
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Locketart wrote: Blackdragon6 wrote: Locketart wrote: That's funny, I don't get sore and I still notice mass increase. You don't have to be sore after an effective workout. I only got sore after I first started lifting which was probably 10th grade. Read my post-.- I said you shouldn't get sore. Qosta420 wrote: it all depends on what kind of muscular strengh you desire. If you want muscular stamina do alot of reps of lower weight. but if you want to increase the raw power of your mucles then lift small amounts of heavy wieghts. either way after a good workout of any kind you should feel drained and sore. Basically he means Do both. Tone requires less weight, size requires more weight. Look at my post, it was after Qosta's post so it was in response to his post saying "either way after a good workout of any kind you should feel drained and sore.". Did you even read Qosta's post before you looked at mine? You fail. Didn't I quote the post your talking about  Wasn't trying to be rude if that's the impression you got, was just saying that if you get sore every single day you workout then you won't be able to do it as much as you need to keep a steady rhythm. I quoted Qosata's post to try and dum it down for the people that wouldn't understand it.
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Post subject: Re: working out Posted: Tue May 06, 2008 5:16 am |
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Yea I don't get sore either been lifting dumbells for over a year now, started with 10 lbs now usin 20s. I go for the low weight high rep. Do around 30-40 reps, 4 sets a day.
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William-CL
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Post subject: Re: working out Posted: Tue May 06, 2008 6:14 am |
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Locketart wrote: Well you had the -.- sign signaling your disapproval of my post for some reason when I was countering Qosta. oh lol sry I do that a lot. it's a habbit sry. 
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