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What doctor recommend exercises should i do at the gym to lose 1000 calories per day?
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Depends on the type-: And extent of the injury and what exactly is the dx? Your doc could decide better what you could do, without making it worse, after he has DX you. Upper body, hip/pelvis exercises could certainly be done while recovering from the leg injury.
Answered 6/10/2014
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