How to Reduce Soreness and Recover from Your Toughest Workouts

We’ve all been there….hobbling around your house, wondering why you decided to workout again.

Is it really supposed to hurt this bad.

WIll it ever go away?

Will it always be this bad?

This is a temporary period of discomfort that we experience when we try something new or start working out. Fortunately there are some things we can all do to minimize this pain.

Here are some suggestions:

How to Reduce Soreness and Recover from Your Toughest Workouts

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One Response to “How to Reduce Soreness and Recover from Your Toughest Workouts”

aguyett
January 7, 2010 at 4:53 pm

A foam roller, tennis ball, peanut (made with two tennis balls taped together), or golf ball are great self-massagers or soft tissue manipulators to enhance circulation and help decrease muscle soreness as well when used properly.

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