TweetCold yes, anything worse I rest.

TweetNope when Im sick Im a friggin asshole .Dont talk to me don't come near me stick my ass in the hospital for the common cold.Im a big dick when Im sick

TweetI guess it depends on the severity of the cold...if its an all-out flu i won't because I had a bad experience doing it before. But sometimes I will train with a head cold because i sometimes feel better sweating a little bit

TweetWhen I got out of the hospital this last time , I felt like shit, no energy, zero drive , just plain awful !!
But then when conversations with a friend , he said " Get the fuck out of bed and go bit the gym , no matter if it's just a lite day of lifting , just go " . He was and is right !!! If ur not dieing , then get the fuck up and go do some reps !!! U have to sweat out the sickness to get better !!
I tell u what , ur gonna thank urself for being active some , it speeds up the recovery process !!!

TweetNo I try not to I've found for me I recover slower

TweetI have always thought it weakens your immune system training while sick. If I'm sick these days unless I'm really rolling along very strong in a big cycle I just rest. You only have one body, it will thank you for taking care of it.

Besides that unless you have a home gym, you have no business being in the gym with something contagious. Everyone else doesn't deserve to catch it.

TweetI always work through it. I believe getting my blood moving only helps.

TweetWho gets sick with all the supps we take??? We rarely get sick enough to keep us from training. Maybe twice in the last 5 years. I would never expose others to a real sickness but I live in Vegas where the "World of Germs" live on every surface and we are out there among them every day. Probably have many more immunities than most. When you are really sick, rest for a day or two but when you just feel sick, train it out.
~Trixie~

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Originally Posted by smalls1

I have trained sick but Iv found it's better just to let your body rest. I feel my results are better by chilling for a few days then going back and hit it hard kinda shocks the body, that's what I like to think anyway lol.

yes. training requires recovery. so does illness. when one splits the body's "focus" on fighting a bacterial infection or a virus with repairing muscle from a workout it takes longer to recover from both. I agree with you 100%, chill and let the body fight the illness so i can get back to training sooner.