Will one of those rubber cages found at Wall Mart and Sam's Wholesale, that the kids bounce on do the same thing?? ----- Original Message ----- From: Hanneke To: [email protected] Sent: Thursday, July 31, 2003 11:25 PM Subject: CS>Re: rebounding
Agreeing wholeheartedly about the benefits of using a rebounder, I would like to give a little warning though: long time non exercisers ie couch potatoes would be wise to take it easy in the beginning. Not every one would be able to start off with 3 minutes 3x per day. Rebounding has a profound effect on your lymph system, even the gentle bouncing where the feet don't even leave the mat. As a beginner one might experience incredible fatique, nausea, or just feel totally off, and not even thinking of the rebounder being responsible. The lymph starts moving, toxins begin to move, and although that's what we want to achieve, build up slowly. Again, this is not happening to everyone but it does happen. Start off with even only 1 minute 2x or 3x per day, you might feel on clouds already after 30 secs, gentle bouncing and slowly build it up. Listen to your body!! Happy bouncing An example of the other benefits...I had been a couch potato for years (programmer, designer, etc.)...I had no muscle tone...after the first 10 days of rebounding gently for three minutes three times a day, my legs, calves, arms, etc.,
