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hi guys, would any of you recommend that a hi mod pole would ease strain on my joints etc Was thinking that any effort put into the pole would more likely translate to what I want it to do therefore using less overall effort? if so what would you recommend, presently using a phanton 22ft which is an awesome workhorse, but the hi mod version is more than double the regular one and loads more than any of the competition. Any thoughts on the xline hex hi mod?
22ft pole doesn't make much difference, more noticeable on longer poles to benefit using higher strength carbon poles.
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What’s more important … cardio fitness or strength training in old age?
thanks guys food for thought, as it happens i'm seeing an osteopath tomorrow for a full check over. 5 weeks ago I woke up and couldn't stand up for four days straight then spent another five days using a zimmer around the house. My wife and kids were freaked out by what happened, although concerning for me I knew it wasn't anything sinister like a slipped disc as the pain as muscular. Been told by my GP and 111 docs that back spasms can be random and unexpected. Been feeling more myself since last week. Not getting any younger and already dealing with a whiplash injury from my teens so got to keep ahead of the decrepitude. Will be going to my local gym when this flare up has calmed down some more and will be working on all those joints
Quote from: DJW on April 09, 2024, 11:12:57 amWhat’s more important … cardio fitness or strength training in old age?Strength and mobility 100% you’ll get sufficient cardio if you are weight training regularly.