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You are correct about the best choices.
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> I hope plank is OK though
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Cardio is my preferred warmup. (Light weights could be a suitable warmup for some people.)
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I dont like decline either, even before my glaucoma diagnosis.. So you warm up with light weights? or light cardio first? Thanks sir
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