Bad problem with leg muscles - extremely sore

[MD1032]

Hey, I'm having this problem that is quite unique. Whenever I listen to my Grados I have this inexplainable urge to move my legs and tap to the beat. The music is just far too exciting and involving. As a result of this dynamic punch I expirience, my legs are sore by the end of my listening session, that is, if I can even end the listening session that is. Unfortunately these Grados which I propose to ban for their "exciting" properites also cause my ears to enjoy the music so much that my entire body is paralyzed from ending the listening session besides my feet, of course, which are tapping away to the music.

Anyone ever expirience these oh-so-terrible symptoms?

 

[strohmie]

See, that's the unusual process people call "exercising." Supposedly if you fidget a lot during the day you can end up losing a good deal of calories, so maybe this toe-tapping thing isn't so bad.

 

[Kirosia]

It happens to me with music itself, no matter the medium. Honestly, because of this, my right foot is stronger, and a little callused.

 

[Lisa]

If you stand up you'll experiance something new and exiting. It's called dancing. It's great fun and good for body and mind. Also girls love a boy who can dance.

 

[Genetic]

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Originally Posted by Lisa Also girls love a boy who can dance.

Maybe, but you have no idea how much boys love girls who hate dancing...

Amicalement

 

[hongda]

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Originally Posted by Lisa If you stand up you'll experiance something new and exiting. It's called dancing. It's great fun and good for body and mind. Also girls love a boy who can dance.

Hmmm, that's odd. Girls usually tell me to stop. Something about it hurting their eyes or laughing too hard....

 

[MD1032]

hahahaa your right foot is really stronger? lol

Darn you Head-Fi! My weight training teacher tells me I have to train both legs equally!

 

[Kirosia]

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Originally Posted by MD1032 hahahaa your right foot is really stronger? lol Darn you Head-Fi! My weight training teacher tells me I have to train both legs equally!

Well, other things have contributed to adding strength to my right foot. I tend to lean on it more while standing, I used to skateboard and it was my "popping" foot, and from driving. But the foot dancing did help, as I could feel it become tighter and stronger. (If you do it for hours on end, almost every day, as I do) If I learned how to kick with it, I could do serious damage. But I tend to use my weaker arm/leg (left) to fight. I can't aim well with my right.

 

[Lisa]

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Originally Posted by hongda Hmmm, that's odd. Girls usually tell me to stop. Something about it hurting their eyes or laughing too hard....

I said boys who CAN dance.

 

[strohmie]

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Originally Posted by Genetic Maybe, but you have no idea how much boys love girls who hate dancing...

Amen to that.

 

[Carbonman]

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Originally Posted by Kirosia If I learned how to kick with it, I could do serious damage. But I tend to use my weaker arm/leg (left) to fight. I can't aim well with my right.

Practice, Grasshopper, practice. Seriously, though - developing coordination and equal strength with both sides of your body is fundamental to martial arts. Making a motion effective and strong takes a minimum of 800 repetitions doing the activity perfectly to make it part of your body's repetoire.

 

[aeriyn]

O.o I'm a girl and I can't dance to save my life. >.>;

Even my cuteness can't save me if I try to dance, which is hmm... oh, yeah. Never. =P

 

[S_Dedalus]

I don't dance, it's more hopping around and flailing. Yeah, lots of flailing.