Bigtallfatbloke
New Member
..any ideas?..i can t ride with this busted wrist...well not properly anyway...so I am just sittingbhere getting fat agin...
How to keep fit while not riding
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fossyant
Ride It Like You Stole It!
- Location
- South Manchester
Gym - go on the exercise bike thingy's if you don't have a turbo trainer !!
Fnaar
Smutmaster General
- Location
- Thumberland
Sit ups for the tum... jogging, if you like it... rowing machine (I like 'em, blast some music out or watch telly while you do it... not sure if you can do it with a busted wrist though....)... walking... generally keeping active, I guess.... how did you bust it? And does it mean you can't play guitar?Bigtallfatbloke said:..any ideas?..i can t ride with this busted wrist...well not properly anyway...so I am just sittingbhere getting fat agin...
Lardyboy
New Member
- Location
- Still Somewhere In Wales.
Try to stay away from any fatty foods,and walk as much as you can.
+1.Crackle said:
I had a wee op on my wrist in June and have been using a mag trainer (bought for £30 off Gumtree) for a couple of months now and feel a bit of strength in my legs as a result. Real cycling will be the true test, of course. Shouldn't be too long now .....just about at the end of the 'season', I reckon
Meanwhile, because, like you, I can't put weight on my wrist, I have to sit up, so I read a book as I pedal. Needs to be some sort of thriller, though, to keep me sufficiently interested not to notice the time. Up to about 50 mins now - and 2 books down
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ComedyPilot
Secret Lemonade Drinker
- Location
- The Kingdom of Yorkshire
Go for long walks, that will put you in the most efficient fat burning zone. Aerobically you won't get that fit, but it'll keep the pounds off till the pot comes off.
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Bigtallfatbloke
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walks sound like th ething then....boring but necessary...yay
