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Originally Posted by augiedogie
I stand corrected on the Jim Fix issue, but I still think that there are some people who are over doing it for their age and damaging their body. I have several friends and family in my age group, and I don't know any of them that yet have cardiac problems. They're active, but would never be considered fitness fanatics. All I'm saying is that it is possible to overdo it and actually damage your body more than help it.
"Anything worth doing is worth overdoing." ~ Mick Jagger

lol

Seriously, of course you're right. Even if you're interested in training to be as fast as possible (something alien to me), you can overtrain and do more damage than good. I agree with the others here. Push when and if you feel like it, but not to the point of pain.

PS: Anyone besides me shocked that the Rolling Stones have aged so well? Must be good genes.
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