Well I just looked at hers but I'll see mine in a bit and they're pretty nice.

Yeah they are.

At 52 years of age fitness seems to be constant soreness. It takes me to long to recover. Any advice on supplements to ease such suffering?

Testicles?

No matter how many times you ask I'm not going to let you lick mine.

testosterone replacement therapy. dollar for dollar the best supplement you can take

LMAO

Tou-mother****ing-che.

I've heard a lot of adds about testosterone but I figured I didn't need that but if it aids in recovery and soreness then I might want to rethink that.

Sore is good. Pain is bad. Work a different part of your body than you did the day before so you can give the part you worked the day before the time to heal.

I started at age 30 and it was a great choice. You should at least get your T levels tested by a doctor.

I feel sorry for your wife.

2 weeks away from the gym and I'm pretty sure that the AC was out this evening. I'm a wet mess.

I'm not really doing that much but damn. My left hammy seems to be a mess and then I'm not sure if it's the bottom of my glutes or the top of my hammies but there's a soreness that I've never felt before. I'm not doing much upper body because I'm working on my golf game but even if it was just hitting a couple of buckets of balls it still seems to take me two days of recovery for my work to show up. I need a recipe for a faster recovery. Still yet at 52 I have the feeling that this is just going to be life from here on out.

(sigh) I reckon you're probably right.

Try yoga. /hippiebullshitthatworks