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Old 11-25-2006, 07:05 PM #2
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Default sounds to me...
Sounds to me that you should reduce the load that you carry by more than that. It only makes sense. I have several problems in my spine, and was warned that I should try to carry LESS than 20 pounds...making more trips. And, when you pick things up, you should use your leg muscles rather than your back.
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