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We can be more out of shape than we realize. Last Thanksgiving I decided it was time to return to kettlebell exercises that I used to do and enjoy. This was about 6 months post hip replacement, and I had been hill walking and indoor rowing regularly. So I figured I would start light, and low rep. I picked up a modest bell and did about 20 two handed swings. Waited a few days, no noticeable soreness or other issues. So I upped the bell weight modestly, and did 100 reps. This gave me back pain that hung around close to 2 months. I had never had back pain from kettlebells or almost any other weight lifting before.
The pain is gone now, but I am a bit nervous about trying again, though kettlebell swings are an awesome exercise .I figure I lost a lot more strength than I knew while on cane and crutches waiting for my operation. Even though I kept moving all this time, it was different in ways that I could not foresee
Many of us (definitely including me) kind of jump in and figure out the details later, but this can be hazardous!
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The pain is gone now, but I am a bit nervous about trying again, though kettlebell swings are an awesome exercise .I figure I lost a lot more strength than I knew while on cane and crutches waiting for my operation. Even though I kept moving all this time, it was different in ways that I could not foresee
Many of us (definitely including me) kind of jump in and figure out the details later, but this can be hazardous!
Ha