Difference between pain and soreness

Hey guys, tuesday i trained my back, doing deadlift and bent over row with dumbells and i had a big feeling in the lower part of my back.
Now i kept doing it, i asked my brother to watch me while i was doing my dead lift, to see if i was doing it ok...he said yes but has he is young and probably not 100% sure.

I Think i did it with the proper form.

Althought how can you get the difference between if it pain or soreness.

next morning i woke up and i felt my back had worked...but once again...is it pain or sore ness :)


thanks

your asking us? how are we supposed to know what you feel? do you think this is a psychics forums?

soreness is caused by acid buidup in muscles

the "pain" that you don't want is your spinal cord being pinched by discs because of improper distribution of workload across the spine

[QUOTE=demoniclizard;464648983]your asking us? how are we supposed to know what you feel? do you think this is a psychics forums?

[b]soreness is caused by acid buidup in muscles[/b]

the "pain" that you don't want is your spinal cord being pinched by discs because of improper distribution of workload across the spine[/QUOTE]

Not true, its caused by damage to the actin and myosin within the muscle fibres, however you are right if the pain is on the vertebrea you may have damaged a disc, however if it is either side and feels muscular (You should be able to feel the difference) then its fine and where its supposed to be. Make sure you look up and keep your chest out on deadlifts

[QUOTE=demoniclizard;464648983]your asking us? how are we supposed to know what you feel? do you think this is a psychics forums?

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Thanks for your reply, althought all i was asking is what is the difference between both, not to guess what was my feeling.



Thanks for your answers :)

[QUOTE=bloodman92;465017011]Thanks for your reply, althought all i was asking is what is the difference between both, not to guess what was my feeling.



Thanks for your answers :)[/QUOTE]

maybe post a video so we can see your form?
i started traning my lowerback with deadlifts
i had the same feeling as you wouldnt go away for a week,
but then it did and now the soreness lasts shorter and shorter
everytime i dl, remember when you first started working out
were your muscles super sore the first couple times, same concept.

[QUOTE=demoniclizard;464648983]your asking us? how are we supposed to know what you feel? do you think this is a psychics forums?

[b]soreness is caused by acid buidup in muscles[/b]

the "pain" that you don't want is your spinal cord being pinched by discs because of improper distribution of workload across the spine[/QUOTE]

Says who? It's not.

[QUOTE=chaosmatt;464650653]Not true,[b] its caused by damage to the actin and myosin within the muscle fibres,[/b] however you are right if the pain is on the vertebrea you may have damaged a disc, however if it is either side and feels muscular (You should be able to feel the difference) then its fine and where its supposed to be. Make sure you look up and keep your chest out on deadlifts[/QUOTE]

Again says who? Proof?

And ok I'm gonna try explain this as best I can. May not make much sense but I'll give it a shot.

[u]Pain[/u]
Pain is the unpleasant feeling. An unpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with actual or potential tissue damage, or described in terms of such damage.

[u]Soreness[/u]
Hmm ok soreness isn't as bad as pain. just say flexing a muscle causes you to feel the soreness of training the day before, sometime you will want to flex it to feel it (I dunno if thats with everyone but it is with me), if it was pain and damaged, you wouldn't want to at all.

I dunno I tried.

i see, well it was kinda good feeling since it felt like i had worked it :)

thanks