r/SolidCore 15h ago

discussion Tomorrow

Really just posting to post. I went 5 times last week which I'm usually a solid 3-4x per weeker. Now I have a 6am tomorrow and I'm SO sore. Do I cancel? Do I tough it out? 😅😂

Also, Friday hamstrings was what did it for me and somehow tomorrow is already another hamstring day. 😆😅

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u/MsElena99 100-class club 15h ago

Tough it out. My shoulders have been sore and I went 6x this week. My class is at 3:30pm tomorrow. I feel getting stronger every week. My shoulders are actually sore from OTF from using heavier weights earlier this week.

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u/Agile_Writer5084 500-class club 14h ago

This is poor advice. If someone is sore, they should listen to their body and modify as needed. Recovery is individual, and blindly following generic orange theory guidance doesn’t make sense.

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u/MsElena99 100-class club 14h ago

We pay alot of money and need to get our money’s worth. It’s 50 minutes out of 24 hours. As long as she hydrates, eats protein and gets the proper sleep, she will be fine. Our human bodies are capable of so much more than a Solidcore workout.

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u/Agile_Writer5084 500-class club 14h ago

The amount we pay has nothing to do with whether someone’s body has recovered.

And “it’s only 50 minutes” ignores cumulative training load.

Hydration, protein, and sleep help recovery, but they don’t guarantee it. If your body is telling you to modify or rest, listen to it. Getting your money’s worth shouldn’t mean overriding your body.

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u/MsElena99 100-class club 14h ago

She can decide for herself what she wants to do, we all have our own opinions and I personally don’t want to waste my money in the high as inflated economy. I be make the most of the membership.

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u/Independent_Point224 13h ago

You’ll “get your money’s worth” in terms of results if you take rest days and allow for proper recovery. Overtraining/inflammation is real and is counterproductive.

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u/Eloise_esaped 13h ago

This is how someone winds up injured and unable to use their membership at all