When you exercise your muscles ache afterwards, so how come your heart doesn’t ache after doing cardio?

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When you exercise your muscles ache afterwards, so how come your heart doesn’t ache after doing cardio?

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Because cardio is aerobic respiration, which does not produce lactic acid.

If you use your muscles for a cardio workout, they won’t ache the way they ache if you do a resistance workout.

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