Minor Thigh Soreness

[Hot Sauce]

After playing today I noticed that my right leg was experiencing a very slight soreness. This has never happened to me, and it isn't serious at all, but I'm just curious about what caused it. It's not the type of pain that you'd experience from a fall or a pulling of a muscle but it's just a dull-ish soreness in the middle of my thigh. Sort of like when someone charlie-horses you. Or when you're snowboarding and your legs get sore from carving too much.

 

[jonestony]

After playing today I noticed that my right leg was experiencing a very slight soreness. This has never happened to me, and it isn't serious at all, but I'm just curious about what caused it. It's not the type of pain that you'd experience from a fall or a pulling of a muscle but it's just a dull-ish soreness in the middle of my thigh. Sort of like when someone charlie-horses you. Or when you're snowboarding and your legs get sore from carving too much.

my friend can help you, wait!

 

[TimeToPlaySets]

How old are you?
Might be a light tear.
You should let it rest for a week or two.

 

[S&V-not_dead_yet]

After playing today I noticed that my right leg was experiencing a very slight soreness. This has never happened to me, and it isn't serious at all, but I'm just curious about what caused it. It's not the type of pain that you'd experience from a fall or a pulling of a muscle but it's just a dull-ish soreness in the middle of my thigh. Sort of like when someone charlie-horses you. Or when you're snowboarding and your legs get sore from carving too much.

You didn't specify front, back, or side. I'm assuming it's back and it's hamstring-related. If so, you might have pulled something [although, unlike @TimeToPlaySets, I'm not sure how your age would affect the conclusion; a particular medical history might change my view, though].

 

[TimeToPlaySets]

As you age, you get more random passive injuries that are not from a specific acute incident.

 

[Stretchy Man]

Guys, the question was asked in 2008. He's probably fine now, or dead.