DOMS
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Mar 2014
7:06pm, 6 Mar 2014
534 posts
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Not so Lazytoad!
Hi peeps I have just added body pump into my week to improve my running strength, I am however suffering badly with doms. One of my running friends recommended something like Maxifuel post pump session would help a lot. Can anyone else recommend something that has helped them etc? I'm not a lover of sweet drinks or artificial sweetener, your advise is much appreciated. |
Mar 2014
8:03pm, 6 Mar 2014
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Just Fleecing-well Do It
Wait till the 3rd week, the DOMS will ease eventually!
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Mar 2014
8:22pm, 6 Mar 2014
17,267 posts
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JohnnyO
What she said. Protein supplements might help a bit, but in reality it will just go on its own. Might not even be three weeks if you are reasonably fit already. |
Mar 2014
8:26pm, 6 Mar 2014
4,248 posts
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Jon_T
Ice bath would help too
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Mar 2014
8:29pm, 6 Mar 2014
535 posts
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Not so Lazytoad!
Ah ok thanks guys, I'm quite fit and used to be a regular to pump 😊. Fingers crossed then it should ease off soon then. Jon would a cold bath help not sure I could quite manage ice?
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Mar 2014
10:34pm, 6 Mar 2014
873 posts
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Canute
The evidence for ice baths has been a subject of much debate. The balance of evidence does suggest some benefit. Alex Hutchinson re-examined the latest evidence in his Sweat Science column two weeks ago. runnersworld.com As you will see, in the most recent study (of cyclists), they spent 15 minutes immersed up to the neck, at 15 degrees Centigrade, immediately after training four times per week There was some rather unclear evidence of a small benefit for those had the cold baths. The debate continues. |
Mar 2014
11:15pm, 6 Mar 2014
29,139 posts
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Velociraptor
The DOMS will be far less after subsequent sessions than after that first session back following a break. Using sports nutrition products won't make any difference. I can't see how applying a thermal stimulus to your skin would help in any way. You have my sympathy. On Saturday I went indoor climbing for the first time in many months. By yesterday, I could just about bear to laugh without holding my abdomen. |
Mar 2014
9:02am, 7 Mar 2014
536 posts
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Not so Lazytoad!
Thanks Canute Cheers Raptor Ouch I dont envy you on that one my upper body strength is awful infact my arms still hurt today |
Mar 2014
9:17am, 7 Mar 2014
14,475 posts
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Just Fleecing-well Do It
An ice bath up to your neck would certainly take your mind off the DOMS!! I'm pretty fit, but I get DOMS whenever I take a break from Pump and my other usual classes. The first week back I can hardly walk, the second week back is about half as bad, by the third week it's all ok again. Really, I've worked out it's best to just chuck myself back into it and suffer, cos doing more doesn't make it any worse! |
Mar 2014
10:33am, 7 Mar 2014
537 posts
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Not so Lazytoad!
Fleecy - Lol thats what im doing at present, glad its not just me
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