Healthy approach.

Cedric Creddlepone - Tue, 09 Jul 2019 16:18:07 EST g62RwqTQ No.95575

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If I wanted to maximize my benefits but minimize my risk of injury what would the best course of action be? I know about some low-impact exercise but does weight training damage anything? Does the damage incurred last a long time?

I think I workout wrong, I always hurt so bad afterwards.

Beatrice Dunkinmon - Tue, 09 Jul 2019 18:54:01 EST Tp1rP3uI No.95576 Reply

So to clarify is this actual pain or just run of the mill soreness? If it’s the latter then your “pain” should decrease dramatically in a month or so of working out. But If you’re actually fucking yourself up from lifting then I would recommend dropping down the weight and really focus on proper form then work your way up. Or try some sort of body weight routine. If your pain persists after that then I would recommend seeing a doctor because well, at the risk of sounding too technical, your shit might be fucked.

>>	David Ciffingville - Fri, 19 Jul 2019 23:50:06 EST 2Cswusl/ No.95601 Reply Any injury you incur from lifting and doing cardio will still be outweighed by the long term benefits of the two User is currently banned from all boards

>>	Nathaniel Fondleworth - Sat, 28 Sep 2019 01:38:12 EST T22NuL0V No.95828 Reply >>95575 tension

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