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	<title>Comments on: Top Comments this Week: DPS CC, Heal Organizer, and Fitness Tips for WoW</title>
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		<title>By: Althura</title>
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		<description>@ the exercise comment:

I used to have terrible lower back problems. I work at a desk all day long, and then go home and sit at my computer desk all night. Then I lie down to sleep, and repeat. Well, not quite, I do jog some afternoons and play tennis and that sort of thing, but exercise is an issue for me.

It culminated in me ending up stuck in bed for days at a time, once or twice a year, on painkillers and muscle relaxants, trying to deal with major lower back pain. I had a good chiropractor recommended by a friend, and he worked wonders, but said that he&#039;d fixed me for now, but it would be back in no time. After going over my lifestyle, he told me to go buy a nice big exercise ball.

Here it comes, I thought: 1000 situps a day for the next 14 years, and after that I can slow down.

Nope. Take your exercise ball, sit it in front of your computer, throw away your chair, and sit on the exercise ball.

I&#039;m about a month in. It was a little tiring at first, but my posture is better, my back pain is gone, I&#039;m starting to develop ab muscles that you can actually see, and I&#039;m generally feeling better all &#039;round. Now, I actually find it fun. I can sit and fidget, roll on it a bit, bounce, and every little bit is burning more energy than sitting still in a chair, and helping develop core strength.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>@ the exercise comment:</p>
<p>I used to have terrible lower back problems. I work at a desk all day long, and then go home and sit at my computer desk all night. Then I lie down to sleep, and repeat. Well, not quite, I do jog some afternoons and play tennis and that sort of thing, but exercise is an issue for me.</p>
<p>It culminated in me ending up stuck in bed for days at a time, once or twice a year, on painkillers and muscle relaxants, trying to deal with major lower back pain. I had a good chiropractor recommended by a friend, and he worked wonders, but said that he&#8217;d fixed me for now, but it would be back in no time. After going over my lifestyle, he told me to go buy a nice big exercise ball.</p>
<p>Here it comes, I thought: 1000 situps a day for the next 14 years, and after that I can slow down.</p>
<p>Nope. Take your exercise ball, sit it in front of your computer, throw away your chair, and sit on the exercise ball.</p>
<p>I&#8217;m about a month in. It was a little tiring at first, but my posture is better, my back pain is gone, I&#8217;m starting to develop ab muscles that you can actually see, and I&#8217;m generally feeling better all &#8217;round. Now, I actually find it fun. I can sit and fidget, roll on it a bit, bounce, and every little bit is burning more energy than sitting still in a chair, and helping develop core strength.</p>
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