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Hi Deb - thanks for the advice. My body is definitely giving me some clear messages today. The muscle soreness has just gotten worse throughout the day (as muscle soreness often does). I have to keep my arms slightly bent all the time b/c it hurts too much to straighten them out. And my back is pretty bad too (don't worry - it doesn't feel like an injury, just muscles). I may not be able to do 2 days in a row to begin with. I wish I knew how it was for Reinhard at the beginning - R, if you see this, could you maybe give me an overview of how you started? thanks, Ariel --- In , "Debbie Feder" <deborahfederlmt@h...> wrote: > > Ariel, you should just respect the cues your body is giving you... > if you can't do 5 days a week right away then do as much as you feel > you can... it will eventually build up and you won't even notice it > as it becomes part of your lifestyle.... As I said before, there > were plenty of weeks last year when I would only do say, 3 or even 2 > times a week... I really started to get regular by around December, > and then I made my New Years pact of Blood resolution which has been > unbroken since! Also, remember that I have been "kneading" bodies > for three years now, if you include the time I was in school too, > and that got my hands and wrist flexors and extensors pretty toned > to begin with... You don't want to have the glove go flying through > a window or into your temporal lobes, so listen carefully to your > body and workout when you are not tired, to reduce the chance of > hurting yourself or spazzing out (even Reinhard has had his day > in "ouchland" when he hit himself in the face with the handle, but > no one was at work that day so he couldn't show off his shiner to > anyone! Except his wife who laughed at him! LOL) > Well enjoy your day of rest.. I'm starting again tomorrow (sorry if > that's sacrilegious :) > Love, > Deb |
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