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Old 07-04-2012, 08:18 AM #6
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I would definitely pass on the punching bag practice. He could consider resuming this activity *slowly* and carefully once his symptoms are completely resolved. Lots of people on this site wish they hadn't overdone it early in their recoveries - your SO has the opportunity to learn from their experience and have a better recovery as a result.
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