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patrickwong

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Slipped Disc And Skiing Posted: 08-02-07 09:04am


I recently (5 wks ago) suffered a slipped disc at the L5/S1 level and am still in the process of recovery. I have always been very active and a keen skier/jogger. What I like to know is will my condition prevent me from doing these sports again and how long should I rest before commencing any form of training?

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