Guest guest Posted May 21, 2006 Report Posted May 21, 2006 Hi there, This is a message for everyone who gives great advice on how to design a workout routine for CMT. In particular, , who kindly passed along her physio / rehab Dan Judge's email to me, and he gave some simple and really great advice. A combo of the advice Dan has given, plus that intuitively that I have learned, put together with the nerve stimulation stretching and workout readings from Gretchen, plus my own doctors and physio visits led me to a very good intro session today at my gym with a new trainer, who was very very interested in helping me to design a routine to make sure I strengthened and stretched and worked to ensure continued muscle stimulation to fight onset of symptoms if possible. I learned today so many things that do not necessarily make the motions hard to do - they seem so simple - but through a consistent application it would seem I can do a lot to build the strength I need / want. I view this as another positive step in learning and a journey on what works and what doesn't for me. If I get any good tips I will continue to share! For now I hope to make the core stability programme today a good part of my programme - in combo with aqua once a week and yoga once a week, the stability should really help me to achieve my aim of a total body approach to CMT. Thanks so much everyone. Donna from a rainy London Quote
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