Question:
i have not road my ex. bike in a lone time is 10min to little im 8 weeks out?

   — melissa W. (posted on December 24, 2001)

December 24, 2001
The fact that you\'re exercising is wonderful! Don\'t worry if you think it is \"too little\" now. Pretty soon you\'ll work up to more. I started out slow working out at home, sometimes only 10 minutes, and now I have joined a gym and do a 30 minute workout. Your ability and exercise tolerance will increase. Any moving you\'re doing is awesome!
   — Jennifer P.

December 24, 2001
Starting slowly ais a great way to be able to stcik with it!\\ Do 10 minutes one week, 12-13 minutes the next week, and keep adding a few minutes every week. If you overdo it, you might get discouraged and quit. Sounds like you are doing great:)
   — M B.

December 24, 2001
I have to agree... start out small and slowly increase the length and intensity of the workout over the months. I had not ridden a bike in years and had not walked further than a half mile at a time when I was pre op, but once the surgery was over and I had the surgeons ok, I started out riding my recumbant bike for 10 minutes every other day and walking 1/2 mile twice a week. After a couple of weeks I upped the bike riding to 20 minutes every couple of days and walking 1 mile twice a week. I have just made the next leap in increasing my excercise and I now ride my bike for 20 minutes each day and walk 1 mile 3 times a week. By going slow you won\'t get discouraged and will build up your stamina at a good pace. Good luck!!!!
   — Kellie Jo B.