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I'm currently gyming regularly, but lately i don't feel the pain that i used to feel before when i had just started gyming, is my body developing?
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Yes: Your muscles are getting stronger because of the exercise and therefore you do not hurt any more. Keep up the workouts good luck.
Answered 4/24/2015
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