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Soreness that occurs 24 to 48 hours after a workout is called

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Hi there,

It is called myalgia

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Tinku answered Apr 14, 2018

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it is called myalgia it happens when you are experimenting new workouts and you are useing your muscles beyond their normal activity

Muhammad Hani answered Apr 16, 2018

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