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Post by barclay on Sept 10, 2010 23:15:34 GMT -7
Mine was bad, so I thought I'd share it since it seemed like such a sensible sport.....
It went alright actually up to the part where we were pushing the water around and in front of us. I think what happened was that standing on one leg meant that I was twisting on the axis of shoulder hip with the prosthetic-side hip coming around to the front. The long and short of it was that I ended-up with a herniated disc.
Has anyone else tried ?
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Post by stonecutter on Sept 11, 2010 23:35:47 GMT -7
A HERNIATED DISC? Holy crap! Never tried aqua anything...
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Post by cherylm on Sept 15, 2010 0:49:45 GMT -7
Oh dear...that sounds dreadful! I really used to LOVE aqua-aerobics and was hoping to take it up again, now that I'm in a town that offers it. I may still give it a try...maybe if I were to wear my water-leg it would be helpful?? What do you guys think?
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Post by msalicia48 on Feb 24, 2011 10:09:49 GMT -7
hello barclay i'm a new member to this forum and i see that you partake in aqua aerobics and wonders where can i find out about that where i reside i Detroit, Mi. i need to have something that can motivate me into doing something that can help me start to get back into shape and start something new to accompany my present situation. I am glad i read your post it is giving me more feeling that i can still do things that so called normal people do in their daily lives. If you get to this post at anytime will you please let me know how to acquire that information to get to these sort of places.
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Post by km2999 on Mar 10, 2011 22:39:03 GMT -7
I've done aqua-aerobics a few times, and it definitely works better with a water-leg. Best to leave the foot "locked" in walking mode if your fortunate enough to have a "swimming" ankle, at least if you're in water you can stand in.
K
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