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Old 09-20-2012, 08:32 PM #1
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Default build up the cardio?

Opinions on my workout please?

I went on the elliptical for 10 minutes and the stationary bike 10 minutes then repeated. Soon after, I had brain fog and an intense headache for the rest of the day. My brain fog is pretty much gone at this point on a day to day basis.That night my neck spasms were bad, which I think due to the stationary bike.

Can I build up tolerance on the elliptical by doing it maybe 10 minutes every few days?

Or are those symptoms telling me to stop it completely?

Has anyone with a whiplash issue have problems on a stationary bike? I was hoping it would be helpful because of the stationary part I think anything with my core causes my spasms, which is very limiting b/c anything with my arms also causes the spasms.

Please let me know. Thank you!
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