Slow exercise (not fast) is better for menopausal women


	Slow exercise (not fast) is better for menopausal women

tabsey

7-7-2008 11:13 AM

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tabsey says:

Sensible. Also takes away that little bit of stress caused by forcing oneself to do more and go faster.

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