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My legs are sore after walking too much. is it smarter to completely rest them up or to walk on them a little bit thou the achyness ?
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Be carefull: Walking too much with sore could lead to stress certain of the bone which could cause stress fracture. I would suggest to rest and do another kind exercise till they get better.
Answered 4/22/2013
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