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		<title>Sore Muscles = Progress? NOPE &#8211; 8 Ways to Progress with your Workouts without Muscle Soreness</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[There are a lot of &#8220;soreness seekers&#8221; out there. Soreness seekers are trainees who will not take a day off or stop training until they feel sore the next day after a workout. They&#8217;re also known as &#8220;fatigue seekers.&#8221; The main difference between fatigue seekers and soreness seekers is that fatigue seekers aim to fatigue their bodies within a workout. In other words, they&#8217;ll keep going until they can go no longer. Until they collapse on the ground in a pool of sweat (and sometimes puke and blood). Soreness seekers are individuals who will continually make a workout more and more difficult in the hopes that they&#8217;ll get sore the day after. Both of these individuals are setting themselves up for extreme over training. Think back to the first time you worked out. You were pretty sore the next day, no? Now think about all the times you&#8217;ve become sore. If you look back on your training log, you&#8217;ll see a pattern. There are a number of reasons why you feel muscle soreness: You&#8217;re a complete beginner to exercise You&#8217;ve done something new &#8211; exercise, training style, activity You&#8217;ve done something longer or more intense The more advanced of an [...]]]></description>
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