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It was my rest day yesterday. All I did was take my dog for 2 walks. No working out, nobody dropped a plate on my foot, I didn't even stub my toe. I woke up today feeling like I broke my big toe and can't really put weight on it. I won't be doing any squats for a while and will have to modify everything else where I needed to have some weight on my toes. Girlie push-ups are in my immediate future all because in one's mid 40s it is possible to get injured sleeping somehow.

It was my rest day yesterday. All I did was take my dog for 2 walks. No working out, nobody dropped a plate on my foot, I didn't even stub my toe. I woke up today feeling like I broke my big toe and can't really put weight on it. I won't be doing any squats for a while and will have to modify everything else where I needed to have some weight on my toes. Girlie push-ups are in my immediate future all because in one's mid 40s it is possible to get injured sleeping somehow.

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The body ages and the psychology does not. Just wait until your in your 60's and want to roller blade but worry about breaking bones.

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I met a guy in his late 80s who was roller skiing (cross country skiis with basically roller blade wheels on the bottom). He was just going around a paved path, but he could keep up to me on a bike, and was able to talk while keeping that pace. He told me how great it is for zero impact on the knees but still gives great cardio.

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Now that sounds interesting!