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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Arizona
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Location: Arizona
Posts: 66
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[QUOTE=Mark in Idaho;657006]You will likely do best if you find the exercise level that causes a return of symptoms and limit your exertion to just below that level. The Buffalo protocol does this limiting from a pulse rate perspective. If you have the resources to purchase an exercise pulse rate monitor, you can likely find your pulse rate limit.
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Mark,
Thanks for the information on the heart rate monitor. I've used one for many years when training for triathlon, so it does make sense. I kinda knew there was a threshold there mainly from my use of RPE (rate of perceived exertion). When I was in PT the therapist had me using something as simple as an arm cycle and I noticed the increase in symptoms.
I noticed that LOTS of new stimuli gives me an increase in some symptoms too. I call that crossing my ambient processing threshold, for a lack of articulating it better! This is probably what you are referring to when mentioning emotional overload. Yeah, I got a little cranky and had to simply let the brain rest a couple of times this weekend.
Mikey
~May you have easy days ahead.~
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