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Old 07-02-2009, 08:45 AM
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Hey Drago,

With that level of pain and stress on the muscles I'd have to guess your muscles are experiencing a catabolic reaction (they're feeding off themselves.)

Nutrition is obviously essential and automatically I'd start to intake more foods.

However I'd also review the exercises I was doing.
Supersets although economic and effective are notorious for inducing injuries when done over a period of time longer than 4 weeks.

Bodyweight exercises are excellent for conditioing the body before weight training.
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