Reply With QuoteI have a herniated disc in my back, sometimes when doing machine rows it sort of strains my low back, I would try the machine for a while if possible before buying it.
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02-10-2005, 06:28 PM #1Junior Member
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Rower & Back Inury
I was looking into buying a rower but was worried about it bothering my back (due to my back injury of slipped discs). Does anyone know if rowing puts stress on the lower back?
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Josh
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why do you want a rower?
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02-10-2005, 06:50 PM #4Junior Member
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My fitness coach said it would be a good total body workout for a cardio routine.
Originally Posted by Robert DiMaggio
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so is an elyptical glyder and it does not cause any lower back issues.
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Agree i own one and no problems here. How good are hip sled/ leg press machines. I ordered one last night for the home. Here's a pic of it..http://www.bodyuniverse.com/cgi-bin/...?item=HLS-2000 Originally Posted by Robert DiMaggio
so is an elyptical glyder and it does not cause any lower back issues.
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Hey thanks for the advice. I look into one! Originally Posted by Robert DiMaggio
so is an elyptical glyder and it does not cause any lower back issues.
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