is it ok to train with sore muscles?

my front delts are still slightly sore from my chest workout 4 days ago
and i have been putting off my shoulder workout for a few days for this reason
is it ok to go ahead with my shoulder workout today despite the light soreness or should i wait?

If its just light soreness, I would say go for it. I find working out a muscle that is sore (as long as I've had at least two or three days of rest) actually helps with the soreness.

Yes, otherwise some of these programs people use would never work (like fullbody programs with squats mondays-wednesdays-fridays)

I'm doing that now actually, and after the first day, I was so sore. Didn't think I could do that again


But then I forced myself on Wednesday, and after a few warm up sets, I wasn't so sore. Then I was surprised when my routine was done, and I was actually less sore to begin with

Yep yep, go for it.
Also, if you want a muscle to reduce soreness quickly, get more blood flowing to the muscle by working it out lightly the next day or two.

[QUOTE=Epilerik;257750831]Yes, otherwise some of these programs people use would never work (like fullbody programs with squats mondays-wednesdays-fridays)

I'm doing that now actually, and after the first day, I was so sore. Didn't think I could do that again


But then I forced myself on Wednesday, and after a few warm up sets, I wasn't so sore. Then I was surprised when my routine was done, and I was actually less sore to begin with[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=limestix;257760911]Yep yep, go for it.
Also, if you want a muscle to reduce soreness quickly, get more blood flowing to the muscle by working it out lightly the next day or two.[/QUOTE]

Exactly. The more bloodflow to the sore muscle, the faster the recovery. Of course you don't want to overtrain, but if you've had at least two days to rest that muscle, you should be fine.