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Old 09-30-2002, 05:15 PM   #1  
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Question Exercising while injured
I sprained my ankle the other day and although it is not a bad sprain I do not want to aggravate it by continuing with my usual exercise regime.

Does anyone have any suggestions for some cardio exercises I can do that will not aggravate my ankle?

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Sorry about your sprained ankle. Do some upper body Cardio exercise, with weights. Sitting in a chair and a little leg lift without causing much pain.
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