posted Mon, 10/13/2014 - 15:59
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Injecting into sore Muscle?
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I Was wondering if it would be a bad idea to inject into sore muscles from training. Say you work legs out Mon, and you inject your thigh or glute Wed, But your still sore... Would you just experience more PIP or What? And Is that a very good idea?
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dianabolicsHELLO,ITS NOT REALLY IMPORTANT WHERE U INJECTING,MAIN THING IT MUST BE INJECTED IN BIG MUSCLES AND DEEP,BUT TRY NOT TO DAMAGE NERVES AND BLOOD VESELS
TronWell, good point to bring up. I think of it like this and this is just an opinion and in no way a proven fact but if your muscles are really sore from working out that means they are tore down and trying to repair.. you inject an inch of steel in there and it causes more damage. I really, really, don't think it makes a shit but it COULD. That's why I always rotate sites. I'm not going to chance delaying any type of muscle growth even if it probably won't effect you the small chance that it might and even the fact that it hurts worse is enough for me to choose another site.
No, man it doesn't matter. I actually prefer it because it seems to always be a smoother injection. You won't notice any difference. My favorite is actually to inject in the glute and then work out legs later that day. You will rarely feel pip when doing this. Also, if I inject in the legs with a highly concentrated compound that will give me pip, its good to do a couple set's of leg extensions (high rep) later that day....Just a few things to experiment with.
So if you trained legs today and worried about pinning quads/glutes because of added "pip" from being sore,why not pin delts? Sounds like you need more injection sites
I understand, I was just wondering what would happen if you did?
That all falls on the user (you) personally I never pin or pinned a sore muscle
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I presume it would hurt. Try it and see what happens. Worst case scenario, it hurts like hell. I can't see you getting an infection or some dramatic repercussion from it.
Try and time your injections against the muscle group you're working. If you're training legs, pin your shoulders. Vice versa. I've never pinned a sore muscle, but I wouldn't want to.