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Not taking sports injury due to incorrect posture into account, if the muscle is painful or sore after you do a workout, does it mean that your workout is effective?

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Not taking sports injury due to incorrect posture into account, if the muscle is painful or sore after you do a workout, does it mean that your workout is effective?

Edit: This question is discussed on meta.

Not taking sports injury due to incorrect posture into account, if the muscle is painful or sore after you do a workout, does it mean that your workout is effective?

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No pain doesn't Does the presence of muscle soreness necessarily mean that the workout isn'tthat caused it must have been effective. How about the other way around?

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Not taking sports injury due to incorrect posture into account, if the muscle is painful or sore after you do a workout, does it mean that your workout is effective?

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Not taking sports injury due to incorrect posture into account, if the muscle is painful or sore after you do a workout, does it mean that your workout is effective?

Not taking sports injury due to incorrect posture into account, if the muscle is painful or sore after you do a workout, does it mean that your workout is effective?

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Post Closed as "Needs more focus" by Dark Hippo, Thomas Markov, rrirower
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