Not really. You have torn some muscle fibers. If it is severe, the torn fibers will form scar tissue which is not muscle tissue. People hear the phase "no pain, no gain" but that is incorrect.
Your biceps may not be sore after your workout because they have adapted to the exercise, indicating that your muscles are getting stronger and more efficient.
Your biceps may not get sore after working out because they have become accustomed to the exercises you are doing, indicating that your muscles are getting stronger and more efficient.
Sore muscles are a sign you are over doing it. You should take it easy if you are just starting out, if not let your muscles gradually work out to getting what it is you wish to reach.
You basically tore your muscles, so your body is adding more muscle, which explains why you get stronger after a workout.
The way you get stronger by exercise is that first the exercise breaks the muscles down a little, the the body will overcompensate and build the muscle up stronger than before. HOwever, the first breakdown will leave the muscles a bit sore.
It's actually your muscles getting sore, not your bones, unless you are referring to your joints. It really depends on the person. But as you tumble more you will become stronger and more flexible and your body will produce less lactic acid which is the cause of your "sore bones" In short, your soreness will go away in 4-6 days tops :)
Because if you run alot, the n your muscles get really tired, even though it really is sore, this helps your muscles to become stronger because they have excersized more
If you are not sore it means you are not going to get any bigger. You are just lifting to maintain where you are now.
If you not sore after a workout, your not going to gain muscle. When you lift, what you are doing is making tiny rips in your muscle, your body recovers by building new muscle to avoid it again. So if your muscles arent sore, your not going to gain any muscle.
If you are referring to training your body, then yes. That soreness you are feeling is basically your muscles tearing and then repairing themselves, making them stronger each time. At first it won't be massively noticable, but after a while you will.
I used to be a gymnast, and I would just relax on the couch, and then work through it the next day at training. Your muscles will get stronger!
Your chest may be sore after doing push-ups because the exercise puts stress on the muscles in your chest, causing tiny tears in the muscle fibers. This is a normal part of the muscle-building process, and the soreness is known as delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS). It typically occurs 24-48 hours after exercise and is a sign that your muscles are repairing and getting stronger.