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I am convinced that yoga and targeted stretching is the key, at least for me. Strength may not be helpful if you cannot move. My back gives me issues and at age 60 I finally discovered the magic of morning and evening stretching and some yoga.
There’s a nerve that runs through the piriformis...
Keep in mind that exercise is like, 3% of weight loss. Diet is the rest, generally speaking. Exercise is non-negotiable in my mind.
I hate to diet. My wife and I are working on this together. We walk and hike a lot. We walk long distances. We will be on the Frances during your pilgrimage.
having been through a ruptured quadricep and major surgery, then months of PT, I can tell you get a good PT and do exactly as they say. I have trained pretty hard. I'll never be where I was before the injury but, I can hike with a pack for miles and miles. I have learned to live with pain...
I ruptured my right quadricep tendon a year ago today. The doctor told me that my recovery would be about 4 times harder than a knee replacement. I still have pain but, yesterday it was 93 degrees and we packed our packs and walked 8 miles. If you PT that knee properly you'll do awesome. My...
We are doing the Camino Frances around late May - early July, 24. We hike on the regular and do multiple day hikes. I’m turning 60 soon. I’m not worried about my legs. I would like to know how to harden my feet. Any ideas and experience appreciated.
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