Heavy or excessive?

Mar 23, 2020
7:49:37am

Y05 All-American

Heavy or excessive?

The way I understood what my coworker said was 1-2 hours was ok but 6 hours of exercise was bad. Intensity wasn't the issue.

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Y05

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Wow this is not a good sign.

bigbossbyu

3/23/20 2:16am

I didn't understand what he said about training and increased risk

kimdaddy35

3/23/20 2:20am

I had a co-worker telling me the other day some exersise is good, but

Y05

3/23/20 5:08am

I could see heavy exercise & the deep breathing carrying it deeper into lungs. Could that be it?

Soupie

3/23/20 5:24am

Heavy exercise is thought to compromise the immune system

ryebrye

3/23/20 6:57am

Heavy or excessive?

Y05

3/23/20 7:49am

Heavy weights

VballDad

3/23/20 3:57pm

Central Nervous System is stressed

VballDad

3/23/20 4:07pm

Posts like this infuriate me

Acorn

3/23/20 2:32am

Maybe you should take a break from the news yourself

buffgato

3/23/20 6:35am

Right. We have heard about sooooo many world class athletes with made up lung

Acorn

3/23/20 6:42am

Being an athlete doesn’t exempt you from being human

buffgato

3/23/20 6:50am

Actually I am one taking a break from the news

pappabear246

3/23/20 7:30am

I’m not advocating panic, I’m advocating truth

buffgato

3/23/20 7:46am

I understand but people or fill with so much bull on bad and nothing

pappabear246

3/23/20 8:28am

You are defending a lie. The post claimed lung damage when there was none

Acorn

3/23/20 11:40am

I addressed that in my other post, thank you

buffgato

3/23/20 12:26pm

There have been a gazillion cases already??????

bruincoug

3/23/20 7:21am

OK. 350,000 plus, if you don't count all of the non reports

Acorn

3/23/20 11:46am

I’m just joking about panic and credulity

bruincoug

3/23/20 2:19pm

That was overly harsh.

ditch

3/23/20 7:44am

It has been building up over his last 100 posts on the subject.

Acorn

3/23/20 11:44am

Perhaps the point is to wake people up that this isn't an old person disease

runnincoug

3/23/20 7:51am

You do that without lying and making inflammatory posts

Acorn

3/23/20 11:43am

I just intubated three people, one a dying 30yo, this morning

canofpicante

3/23/20 2:00pm

That article seems oversensationalized

TheHop

3/23/20 4:43am

Where does it say he'll have permanent lung damage?

kos

3/23/20 5:48am

No mention of it in the article. Still experiencing symptoms two weeks later does not equate to permanent damage.

Pistol Shrimp

3/23/20 6:02am

If you make stuff up, it sounds scarier and generates more panic.

Acorn

3/23/20 6:32am

Just looking through your posts...you are a big “ugh” doom and gloom guy...why?

bigbluecougar

3/23/20 6:10am

And yet Donovan Mitchell, Rudy Gobert, and many, many others have had it

mightybrick

3/23/20 6:38am

Anyone seen or heard anything more recent about them?

Soupie

3/23/20 6:41am

Nope. Not newsworthy. Which is why everyone assumes they are fine.

Brigham

3/23/20 6:46am

Last I heard Rudy felt fine, other than losing his sense of smell and taste.

mightybrick

3/23/20 1:57pm

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Buffalo

3/23/20 7:08am

Sounds like you’re coming down with a case of the #fakenews

CougarCanuck76

3/23/20 7:36am

Re: "Permanent lung damage"

Indy Coug

3/23/20 7:38am

No question this illness hits harder, generally, than the run-of-the-mill flu. And, it will kill more people than the

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