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Old 11-15-2014, 03:38 PM #1
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Default any tips for getting cardio with a bad leg?

Hi. I need to get some cardio work outs going, but I can't do a lot of things like running, jogging and jumping. My pt advised me to stay away from jump ropes, treadmills and ellipticals if they can't be flat.
I try to use the one doctor approved bike, but it is hard to get the heart pumping enough on that machine.
Does anybody have any suggestions on how to get a good cardio work out in without putting too much stress on a leg?
Thank you for your input. I Iook forward to hearing from you.
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