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wow nice nice - January 11, 2007 5:38:00 PM

physioo

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http://www.nytimes.com/2007/01/11/fashion/11FITNESS.html?em&ex=1168664400&en=9043d6d0cab07d89&ei=5087%0A

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Re: wow nice nice - January 12, 2007 5:34:00 AM

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An interesting article.

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Re: wow nice nice - January 12, 2007 9:33:00 AM

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I think that's great advice! I usually have my patients continue with a low impact exercise such as swimming, eliptical, stationary cycle etc. depending on the injury. I advice all of my LBP patents to continue with a regular walking program. If the individual is motivated than I advice them to continue with their regular exercise as tolerated.

I recently treated an active individual with acute LBP. He responded well to manipulation and asked if he could return to squash and long distance biking one week after his injury. I told him I didn't seen any reasons why not and to let hispain be his guide. His outcome was excellent.

I also think this is excellent advice also for those patients that have signs of fear avoidance (high FABQ scores)!

Rob

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