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30-08-12, 10:39 AM
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Rowers Bum.
I have just made the purchase of a rowing machine and am slowly getting used to using it. I have found that it is more taxing than I anticipated but that does not trouble me. What I am having concerns about is that my bum seems to hurt a lot when I am rowing?(Yes I am sitting as recommended on the padded seat!) It is a kind of tingling numbness that might be down to the weight being emphasised through my posterior when exercising. Has anyone else ever had this problem,is there a cure? Any responses be they serious or of a jovial nature would be appreciated.
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30-08-12, 10:50 AM
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Re: Rowers Bum.
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30-08-12, 11:09 AM
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Re: Rowers Bum.
Not getting the B/F to spank you with the paddles are you?
 That can cause a bit of a tingling bum  Or so I'm told
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30-08-12, 11:38 AM
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Re: Rowers Bum.
Photos might help us make a proper diagnosis....
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