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When i exercise, should i stop when i feel a sharp pain or when i feel tired?
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Stop if sharp: working out to fatigue and having some aches the next day is common. Sharp pains should be avoided as the may indicate damage or damaging activiyty
Answered 4/6/2015
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No Pain No Gain: 1 Always stop to check a sharp pain! 2 Push through fatigue 3 Drink lots of water 4 Wear the best available socks and shoes
Answered 4/9/2015
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