what causes your legs to feel heavy

When I was growing up, I used to think my legs felt like lead weights. I felt like I had them wrapped around my legs at all times, and they felt like they were just going to snap whenever I moved or sat down too long. It wasn’t until I started working at the gym as a personal trainer that I realized how silly that thought was.

I was a huge nerd at the time and in a lot more ways than I realized it really doesn’t feel like a normal person. The thing is that by the time I started to work at the gym I was starting to actually feel like I was a nerd, a nerd who was just trying to keep me going. I was a nerdy, nerdy guy, and that’s when I realized that my legs are supposed to feel heavy.

I think that at the beginning of my workout career, I had gotten a pretty good idea of what muscles I had. But when I started working out, I realized that I had no clue what muscles I had. As a result, it was a lot harder for me to feel like I was really working my legs. And that was one of the main reasons I ended up not having a good return on the investment that I had made.

In the beginning of your workout, you’re working out your abs and glutes. When you start to train your legs, your glutes start to get bigger. And that’s a good thing because it means that your abs are actually working. But once you’re working out your lower body, that’s when you start to feel the most sore.

The main reason for this is because your legs are doing a lot of work to pump blood to your heart. But the biggest factor is your glutes, and they are also the most important muscle in your body. When you do leg exercises that are heavy enough and you are pushing your glutes, you want to make sure that your lower body is also doing the same.

Glute muscles work hard. To do anything, you have to work both your quads, your glutes, and your butt.

The glutes are the largest and strongest muscles in your body. They are also the longest and strongest muscles in your body. You have about one full quad of muscles in your butt. To make sure your butt is as strong as you want it to be, you also have to work your glutes. But that’s only one of many reasons why your butt feels so sore.

I’ll let you in on a secret about butt pain: it really is a pain. It makes you feel so embarrassed, like your butt is the most sensitive thing in your body.

It’s really easy to blame your butt on something else. Maybe you eat a lot of red meat and take too many shots of tequila or something. But that’s not your butt. Your butt is your butt. It’s your butt that makes all of the other parts of your body feel so painful. This is especially true when it comes to your quads. In fact, when your quads are sore, they hurt more than your calves or hamstrings.

You will find that when you are standing, your legs will feel heavy and stiff. When you sit, you will feel the same. The reason for this is because your legs are not really your legs. They are the part of your body that you use to carry you from place to place. Your butt is not the sole reason for your legs to feel heavy, but it is part of the equation.