07-28-14, 11:30 AM | |
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(((lorajc)))
I try to do balance work often. Another thing that contributes to injuries is being distracted. One has to try and be aware, especially in our "old age" as you call it. Between family obligations, social media and general stress, it is sometimes hard to pay attention to what we are doing. I have found that meditating helps with focus. I made up a thread with links to free meditations: http://forum.videofitness.com/showth...46#post2238046 Also, sometimes talking things out with a dear friend, family member, pastor or counselor can help clear our minds.
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07-28-14, 02:00 PM | |
Join Date: Jul 2005
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Well, I just finished TRYING to workout......way too much pain.
And yes, I was tested for osteoporosis after having 3 stress fractures in my feet 3 Summer's in a row. This was prior to the other injuries LOL. My rib hurts so bad that I can't do pushups, any weighted over head movements or chest work. I think I'm going to ACTUALLY let it heal and do Kundalini Yoga for a few weeks. Ana put up a Weight Loss KY routine in her last Newsletter. I think as much as I don't want to, I'm going to bite the bullet (no pun intended....that's the baby kittie's name that caused all this)....and just do KY and walk in the park for a while. My doctor said if it's broke or bruised, the treatment is the same and that there is nothing he can do for it..........ICE IT is all he said. I wonder if I should start using heat now. What do you ladies think? I think I'm going to start another thread about rib injuries and what exercises to do. thanks. |
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