
 | | As long as you don't have a fever working out when you are a bit under
the weather can be beneficial as exercise increases metabolism and infection
fighting agents. Physical activity increases inner body core temperature
and if you are already feverish - you'll be adding insult to injury.
Speaking of injuries, if you cannot use your normal range of motion (arms and
legs) you should not conduct that particular activity - seek out low-non-impact
related alternatives like swimming, cycling and aqua jogging/exercises.

So many strategies! - I'm sick and tired of making excuses! - How 'bout you?
 | Stay well hydrated - drink plenty of decaffeinated and non-alcoholic
beverages. |
 | Start your workout slowly, monitor yourself, and if necessary lower the
intensity for the workout, and cut back on the duration. |
 | Cross-train (vary activities from day to day - or during a single workout)
to prevent repetitive stress injuries |
 | RICE - Rest, Ice Compression, Elevation for muscle pulls, joint aches,
bumps and bruises |
 | Wear proper foot attire, er rather shoes and sneakers not tires. |
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