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Strategies & Market Trends : Booms, Busts, and Recoveries
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To: RealMuLan who wrote (50240)5/20/2004 10:13:48 PM
From: elmatador  Read Replies (2) of 74559
 
It isn't a bad thing indeed. I am a bit Chinese. To make a point I have to write a small story since my brain thinks in English albeit it has a lot of Portuguese into it still.

China is a lot like my swollen forearms right now. I didn’t exercise for one and half years and re-started. The power is still there then I can exercise as much as I want: no fatigue, no cramps, no motor impairment and no pain. The problem is the muscles are not ready to that load and the whole forearms swollen, get stiff and their range diminish like they have shortened up. This is commonly referred to as 'delayed onset muscle soreness'.

I did too much. Too quickly. That because my arms and hands are much stronger than the biceps and triceps and that asymmetry is what wreaks havoc with the forearms.
If I start slowly, even though I can do more with some parts of the body, I will slowly built the muscle resistance.
Port this to China context, even though it can do, it is better not to do it too much too quickly. That because some parts of the economy cracks down under the effort to support the sectors that need to be built slowlier and steadier.

Boy, I need a massage for the arm,s the same way I need for the chest and back last week. I am going to go slow next week!!!
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