Why aren't my biceps/lats sore the day after my workout?

[MrBumboclart]

I work biceps and back on wednesday and they're never sore the next day, eventhough on every other workout (chest + shoulders, tris + legs) they throb the next day.

This is my routine. Short, yes I know:

10reps x 4sets - Bent Over Rows
60% (of max) x 3 sets - Chin Ups
10reps x 4sets - EZ Bar Curls
12reps x 3sets - Dead Lift

I guess maybe it's too short? I'm probably going to get slated for doing 12reps on deadlift but I read higher rep range (if you're interested in building muscle not strength) is great for full-body gains.

So why am I not sore the next day and what can I do to chance it?

 

[zubda345]

They don't necessarily need to be sore buddy... if u see em progressing and they are not sore, u shouldn't bother... and if u still want em to be sore do some super sets with alot of reps. and one more thing. Do u properly squeeze and strech em or not?

 

[zubda345]

And hey, are u really 7'6" 455lbs?

 

[3clipseGT]

I dont see a problem with 12 reps on deadlift. What i do notice though is that you have 10 total sets for back.

When im in my deload weeks i have 9-11 sets. Id venture to say you should add more volume to both your back and bicep routine.

 

[tigerdb2]

Doms (delayed onset muscle soreness) is not an indicator of an effective workout. Don't rely on being sore as a good workout or not being sore as a poor workout.

Edit: if being sore is your goal, heavy or high speed negatives will do it rather quickly

 

[Rodja]

TUT is generally what causes soreness. If you're lacking that, then there's your answer.

 

[MrBumboclart]

Haha not really man. I put some BS stats in to quickly set up an account.
I'm 6'2" and about 190lb, just starting out tho

 

[Torobestia]

Heavy (as in long) eccentrics will make you sore.

 

[zubda345]

Haha not really man. I put some BS stats in to quickly set up an account.
I'm 6'2" and about 190lb, just starting out tho

ok

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