Trauma
Today, my untrained legs have been traumatised by the sudden regime of squats, mountain climbers and lunges I have been putting them through. I literally just have to trust-fall back onto the toilet and hope for the best, because my legs don't have the strength to support the gradual descent. FML
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leagacysgirl 19
It gets better. Keep up the good work!
dacoovinator88 7
Once you get to the point where you can work them out then through what you did already but very lightly. Like do less reps, no weight, but just do something to lightly work them. It will really help with soreness.
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Odin1624 12
Atta boy! Keep up the work, start doing sleds as well, I did legs+sleds yesterday and I'm definitely feeling it
GeekGoddess1337 9
Ah. The good ol' jelly legs. It'll go away with time! Just be make sure you take a rest day.
Rodgerdodger17 15
Epsom salt baths/ ice baths are your best friends
juggalo2 22
Friend don't let friends skip the leg day.
RabbitOfAurora 28
Don't listen to these guys OP, I do leg day insanely heavy every week with a new routine every month so I understand. Just learn to laugh it off and remember to stretch and do some active recovery. Swimming and sauna is also amazing to help it all along. Also for those of you wondering what insanely heavy means for me, my personal best for incline legpress is just under 400 kilos so that gives you an idea.
DanielleinDC 34
I feel ya. I've started doing 20 minutes walking on the treadmill every day (I just can't run) in addition to other exercises. My legs ache every day, although not to the point of being unable to walk. And even though it's late, I'm feeling bad about skipping my arms workout today.
faireanjell 5
Welcome to leg day!
Gabriel1LT 18
I've been at band camp all week and tbh, same
spinster5 17
I think you're confusing the definitions of regime and regimen.
alaina1104 11
Good for you for trying to get in shape! It will get better, but try doing less weight/reps to help with soreness in the future.