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Is it normal if i'm not sore the day after a workout?
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Not unusual: if youre doing aerobic workouts, you may be in good shape and maybe not working out hard enough If youre doing weight/resistance workouts, you should be a little sore the next day You might need to increase resistance a little bit
Answered 11/29/2014
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