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post 1700200533 04-21-2024, 08:11 PM
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How do you deal with being sore all the time in your 30's?

I just sobered up and started being active again and I am in pain all the time. I tried to go for a jog and my leg and heel was hurting, then I went kayaking and went to the gym and now my lower back is so sore I can barely bend over. Any tips? I already tried some stretches and foam rolling.
post 1700200833 04-21-2024, 08:19 PM
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It's rough out here for us oldcels brah srs. My lower back locked up as soon as I got back home from the driving range today. If it ain't the back, it's the knees. Wish I had some better advice than just rest it. Sometimes, I gotta keep moving though srs. Or it just gets stiff AF
post 1700200883 04-21-2024, 08:22 PM
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I'm 36 and I still feel physically the same as a teenager.


Your diet is ****. Plain and simple.
-germ theory is 100% fake
-raw meat , raw eggs , raw butter, raw milk everyday crew
-no alcohol crew
-moisturize with butter and wash face with milk crew
post 1700200923 04-21-2024, 08:23 PM
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Originally Posted By MetroBrah
It's rough out here for us oldcels brah srs. My lower back locked up as soon as I got back home from the driving range today. If it ain't the back, it's the knees. Wish I had some better advice than just rest it. Sometimes, I gotta keep moving though srs. Or it just gets stiff AF
That's my problem right knowing whether to fight through the pain or just accept that I'm not 22 anymore and rest more than I would have back when Big T Dawg was around here.
I have to say I just started my stretching routine today though so I do have a bit of hope that it will help if I'm consistent with it because a few years back I remember it helping.
post 1700200943 04-21-2024, 08:23 PM
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Originally Posted By MarioMiami305
I'm 36 and I still feel physically the same as a teenager.


Your diet is ****. Plain and simple.
what are ur thoughts about bread/gluten?

i've been slowly removing gluten out of my diet and feel way better
post 1700200953 04-21-2024, 08:24 PM
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I didn't really get the bad soreness until recently in my late 30s. And now that I'm on TRT, it's not really a big deal anymore.
post 1700200963 04-21-2024, 08:24 PM
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Once I started injecting test those weird pains I was starting to get with age immediately diminished. I only get sore from the gym for maybe 1 day after. If my diet, sleep and hydration is on point, I may not even get sore at all. (Super Ded fkn Srs)
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Originally Posted By MarioMiami305
I'm 36 and I still feel physically the same as a teenager.


Your diet is ****. Plain and simple.
what stuff do you eat
post 1700201103 04-21-2024, 08:28 PM
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I don’t experience this even pushing 40 now
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Originally Posted By bigbtree
what stuff do you eat
He takes dick both orally and anally, while fapping, resulting in ultimate trifecta to staying youthful. That's why f@gs usually always look young and like women. Catching the HIV keeps you youthful without the gay sex, which is why they chase the bug. (Super Ded fkn Srs)
post 1700201833 04-21-2024, 08:52 PM
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Originally Posted By bigbtree
I just sobered up and started being active again and I am in pain all the time. I tried to go for a jog and my leg and heel was hurting, then I went kayaking and went to the gym and now my lower back is so sore I can barely bend over. Any tips? I already tried some stretches and foam rolling.
You’re just getting back in the game. It takes time for your body to adapt to exercising again. Patience!
post 1700201883 04-21-2024, 08:53 PM
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sounds like poverty genetics/low test

I feel about the same as always after doing exercise
See Shakebrah's sig
post 1700216613 04-22-2024, 10:01 AM
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The main contributing factor will be protein. Eat way more if it your doms will be much less.

Its easy to not get enough each day, You dont need ridiculous amounts like the misc would say but try to get over 150g per day. If you aim at about 200 g and fall short you will still be doing better than 90% of the people out there.

From food by the way, not protein powder. You can use it to add a bit more but the main focus should be food.

I was getting killed by doms and was taking like 5 -7 days off and still sore . Once I realized it was the protein I doubled my workouts with way less issues.
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post 1700216763 04-22-2024, 10:05 AM
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I've been microdosing THC.
post 1700216893 04-22-2024, 10:08 AM
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woke up saturday and my back was fuked
post 1700217573 04-22-2024, 10:32 AM
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I found out that following a modified version of the Carnivore diet greatly reduced inflammation and a lot of the dumb nagging pains went away for the most part...

Of course this is what works for ME... everyone responds differently to different things.

I also recently stumbled onto some all natural pills that actually worked to help in the inflammation department as well. Skeptical Hippo is always skeptical AF when it comes to "All Natural" anything but I can say that these actually make a noticeable difference. At the bare minimum I figured I had spent more money on dumber $hit in the past so what is there really to lose...



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Originally Posted By Destor
I don’t experience this even pushing 40 now
This. I'm 42 and my only issue is occasionally dealing with shoulder pain due to an injury I suffered in my late 20s. The rest of me still works just fine. Actually better since I started seriously lifting in my mid 30s. Diet is also pretty good which may have a lot to do with it.
post 1700218533 04-22-2024, 11:07 AM
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You need to increase volume

ded fkn srs

Make your body adapt.
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by making loud noises when I sit down or stand up
post 1700219343 04-22-2024, 11:37 AM
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Originally Posted By MetroBrah
It's rough out here for us oldcels brah srs. My lower back locked up as soon as I got back home from the driving range today. If it ain't the back, it's the knees. Wish I had some better advice than just rest it. Sometimes, I gotta keep moving though srs. Or it just gets stiff AF
You're dehydrated; keeping you fibers & cells MOIST will prevent that random acid build up
Originally Posted By MarioMiami305
I'm 36 and I still feel physically the same as a teenager.
No, you don't

Who the hell are you trying to kid lmao

Originally Posted By crupiea
The main contributing factor will be protein. Eat way more if it your doms will be much less.

Its easy to not get enough each day, You dont need ridiculous amounts like the misc would say but try to get over 150g per day. If you aim at about 200 g and fall short you will still be doing better than 90% of the people out there.

From food by the way, not protein powder. You can use it to add a bit more but the main focus should be food.

I was getting killed by doms and was taking like 5 -7 days off and still sore . Once I realized it was the protein I doubled my workouts with way less issues.
Horrible advice


Brb straining kidneys & wallet as mental cope

Anything over 1g/1lbs bodyweight is pure cope, 99% of people won't see a difference between 80g protonz per day & 200g
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post 1700219593 04-22-2024, 11:44 AM
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By imtidating zoomers and often attacking them, using my aching & sore yet considerable mass
post 1700220873 04-22-2024, 12:34 PM
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Don't feel sore but I srs can't function without a proper 8 hour deep sleep anymore. I feel disconnected from my body and have this weird fatigue all day.
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Pain all day ,everyday

Wait for it boys
post 1700221093 04-22-2024, 12:42 PM
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Lol at being in your 30s, I can literally be your father, and I wouldn’t even be very young when you were born, I would be like a normal age father, I absolutely never feel any soreness or pain or BS that you guys are talking about, start eating a healthy diet, Generously supplement with high-quality correct supplements, lift weights, two or three times a week, stay reasonably active, and avoid bad habits, it’s so freaking simple,

Your diet should be very heavy in rare red meat, fish and eggs are next, as well as lamb, you should eat very little of anything else, and only in context, like if you feel like you need to power your workout or improve your sleep, Use a small amount of carbohydrates, if you enjoy vegetables and fruits include avocado, olive oil, organic spring mix, tomatoes, and berries in limited amounts in your diet, that’s it, throw in half a dozen supplements and you’re there, lots of water, make sure everything is organic and filtered and all that.
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Originally Posted By bigbtree
I just sobered up and started being active again and I am in pain all the time. I tried to go for a jog and my leg and heel was hurting, then I went kayaking and went to the gym and now my lower back is so sore I can barely bend over. Any tips? I already tried some stretches and foam rolling.
Keep exercising. You're sore because you're out of shape.
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