Originally posted by bogen
ok what i do when injured ( which is regularly) is swim as much as i can, an hour a day in a pool even just sitting there works wonders.
i also tend to do exercises on the non efected areas ( for you thats your mind),
so if i was you and your serious about getting back in the game then id be doing meditation, wateva type, dosent matter really ( though i prefer ZEN and some jap thing)
Also think of your recovery as being a battle, when you get back in the Dojo the real battle begins, so use some stratagy, think about what youll be concentrating on whaen you get back.
i.e. weeks 1 to 10= back
weeks 11-15= restoring stregnth
weeks 16-20= sparring/ katas.Also don't feel to restrained by time, you have all the time you need and chances are you'll need every moment.
after that just enjoy your self.
That sounds good. Right now Im battling with Depression as well, so I find myself in bed or watching tv. I really want to get out there and just do something. Alot of walking makes my back sore, but I don't know what else there is to do. Getting scan done on Monday, I know its not going to be better tho 😉
yeah, i luv a gud sweat.
i strive to, in GoJu-Ryu, leave pools of sweat around my feet after sranding stricks ( in the one spot) thats my claim to fame within the club among other things.
well i havent done any exercise for 8 weeks or so, so i want to get back into traing for the new year but at he same time im dreading it because ill know how much wieght iv'e gained, flexibility ,spped and strength lost.
i might start skipping and swimming properly in the next few day just to try and warm up to the amount of exercise ill be doing in the coming year.
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