Hitting things.
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exercise_every_dayI would greatly appreciate advice on purchasing and installing SOMETHING TO HIT in my home. I have an unfinished basement with exposed beams, and I could hang something from the underside of my deck. I would entertain the idea of a free-standing bag hanger or a punching dummy.
If you have any experience with punching bags or punching dummies, I'd love to hear from you.
My therapist is of the opinion that hitting things is a necessary part of my recovery (long-winded explanation of trauma theory and completing the escape redacted). Also, it seems that it is an upper body exercise I can do without aggravating old injuries.
If you have any experience with punching bags or punching dummies, I'd love to hear from you.
My therapist is of the opinion that hitting things is a necessary part of my recovery (long-winded explanation of trauma theory and completing the escape redacted). Also, it seems that it is an upper body exercise I can do without aggravating old injuries.
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Date: 2010-10-02 08:59 pm (UTC)I highly recommend using something lower-impact instead.