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Hi ,

Thanks for your guidance.I  will do all the three knee exercises.

 

-Leena.

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Subject: Therapeutic Exercise

Date: Thursday, May 21, 2009, 11:34 PM

_Click here: Therapeutic Exercise - Knee Pain Center - EverydayHealth. com_

(http://www.everyday health.com/ knee-pain/ therapeutic- exercise. aspx)

My nephew ( CMTer - 31 yrs old ), who could not do squats, hired a

personal trainer, and can now do squats. He doesn't need to hang on to anything

either. The trainer told him that since with CMT the brain doesn't tell the

muscle in time, the trick is to confuse the brain. He told him to pretend

there's a ball between his thighs and he has to hold it while he's on the

tredmill, stationary bike, or whatever, and when he's doing squats. He told

him he's going to fall at first ( and he did ) but that he can build those

muscles. ( And he did ). I wouldn't try it myself at this point in time

because I'd for sure pull every muscle, tendon and legiment there is in my legs.

He also told him to spend an hour a day on working the arms, the next day

the legs, the next day ab's and so on, so that he doesn't overwork any

muscles, yet he's working all his muscles.

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You're welcome Leena.

In a message dated 5/23/2009 11:32:17 A.M. Central Daylight Time,

leena_cmt@... writes:

Hi ,

Thanks for your guidance.I will do all the three knee exercises.

-Leena.

From: _CountryMom79@Country_ (mailto:CountryMom79@...)

<_CountryMom79@Country_ (mailto:CountryMom79@...) >

Subject: Therapeutic Exercise

_@..._ (mailto: )

Date: Thursday, May 21, 2009, 11:34 PM

_Click here: Therapeutic Exercise - Knee Pain Center - EverydayHealth.

com_

(_http://www.everyday_ (http://www.everyday/) health.com/ knee-pain/

therapeutic- exercise. aspx)

My nephew ( CMTer - 31 yrs old ), who could not do squats, hired a

personal trainer, and can now do squats. He doesn't need to hang on to

anything

either. The trainer told him that since with CMT the brain doesn't tell

the

muscle in time, the trick is to confuse the brain. He told him to pretend

there's a ball between his thighs and he has to hold it while he's on the

tredmill, stationary bike, or whatever, and when he's doing squats. He

told

him he's going to fall at first ( and he did ) but that he can build those

muscles. ( And he did ). I wouldn't try it myself at this point in time

because I'd for sure pull every muscle, tendon and legiment there is in my

legs.

He also told him to spend an hour a day on working the arms, the next day

the legs, the next day ab's and so on, so that he doesn't overwork any

muscles, yet he's working all his muscles.

************ **Recession- proof vacation ideas. Find free things to do in

the U.S.

(_http://travel._ (http://travel./) aol.com/travel- ideas/domestic/

national- tourism-week? ncid=emlcntustra v00000002)

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**************Recession-proof vacation ideas. Find free things to do in

the U.S.

(http://travel.aol.com/travel-ideas/domestic/national-tourism-week?ncid=emlcntus\

trav00000002)

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