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CosmicShadows 03/01/20 7:38:10 PM #1: |
Will it actually help?
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ThyCorndog 03/01/20 7:39:15 PM #2: |
It doesnt hurt to go light, but only lifting. I wouldnt do cardio cause breathing issues etc
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PesticideDream 03/01/20 7:46:44 PM #3: |
General rule from what I've heard: if it's above the neck (sneezing, runny nose, whatever) it's ok but keep it light. If it's below the neck (chest pains, breathing issues) it's best not to work out.
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REMercsChamp 03/01/20 7:50:19 PM #4: |
My experience - if you're actively fighting something off like with a fever or whatever, no.
If you're more or less over the illness and just a bit weak, it might help to do some light exercise to get some energy back. --- Come check out my community board for NEET discussions: https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/1467-neet-discussions ... Copied to Clipboard!
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NightRender 03/01/20 7:51:36 PM #5: |
If you do, don't go to the gym and infect everyone else.
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MrResetti 03/01/20 7:53:02 PM #6: |
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Jiek_Fafn 03/01/20 7:57:06 PM #7: |
Depends on what you're trying to do.
If you're just maintaining then you're probably fine. If you're chasing gains then you'll either take longer for your muscles to recover or you won't have the strength to put in a proper workout. I'd rather just take the time to recover in that case. I say all this but body dysmorphia and constant fear of instantly losing my gains has me in there anyway. --- PSN: Jiek ... Copied to Clipboard!
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