How come I'm not getting sore anymore?

[JamesRoux]

Just as the title says I've asked a few people but no one seems to be able to answer why. I've been out of the gym for 3 years and its my 2nd week back. My first week I was sore from head to toe and could barely move certain parts of my body. It took about two days then I felt great again, now I'm mid way into my 2nd week and doing the exact same exercises at the same intensity and still going to failure on final sets and I'm not sore? I'm really confused any reason why I'm not feeling it the next day? Considering how lazy I've been I would figure I'd be sore for a few weeks after working out thanks for anyone who knows the answer to this dumb question :P

[trojan09]

Your body is adapting. If you decide to go really hard one day and push a lot harder, such as going for a 1RM, then trust me you'll be sore again, but after the initial soreness you generally won't get too sore as long as you keep working out. I'll get a bit stiff the next day after lifting, but I haven't gotten DOMS really bad since I started

[TopJoey]

Eliminating the heat to toe soreness is your body adapting to the routine. Do you have any isolated soreness? How often are you working out?

[TopJoey]

Eliminating the head to toe soreness is just your body adapting to the workout. Do you have any isolated soreness? How often are you working out?

[DJAuto]

Soreness decreases as adaptation increases. Adaptation increases as frequency of lifting increases.

[JamesRoux]

Eliminating the heat to toe soreness is your body adapting to the routine. Do you have any isolated soreness? How often are you working out?

Working out 3 days straight then 1 day off rinse and repeating

day 1 chest tri's
day 2 back bi's
day 3 qauds and abs
day 4 off

also I've been only back in the gym now for less then 2 weeks and I've been out of the gym for 3 years packed on alot of weight. Just really didn't expect to adapt THIS fast all tho I'm not complaining lol