Feeling sore isn't always a sign of a workout
Most of us assume that there's one way to tell that you've just completed a really good workout: feeling a little bit crap.
When you've just done a proper cardio workout you expect to be red in the face, out of breath, maybe even a little bit sick and feeling some aches in your muscles.
But do those physical sensations actually indicate a proper workout?
According to personal trainer Ben Carpenter, the progress you make from a workout is significantly more to do with the long term, rather than whether you're sore immediately after.
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