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Old 06-16-2011, 06:32 PM #15
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greenfrog - sorry, i don't have any specifics for you becasue I haven't been in the pool since my concussion, but walking in the pool would be good. I woudl thinik it would get your heartrate up more than just walking in the air though. But yes, low impact it is!
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