http://www.principlesofanatomyandphysiology.com Discussions on The Human Body Sat, 17 Dec 2011 19:27:50 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.principlesofanatomyandphysiology.com/can-you-run-a-triathlon-1-week-after-they-take-off-your-cast/ http://www.principlesofanatomyandphysiology.com/can-you-run-a-triathlon-1-week-after-they-take-off-your-cast/#comments Tue, 11 Aug 2009 09:05:16 +0000 anatomy-tutor http://www.principlesofanatomyandphysiology.com/can-you-run-a-triathlon-1-week-after-they-take-off-your-cast/ 4 weeks ago I fell and I broke my wrist (displaced distal radius – Colles fracture) when I was training for the bycicle leg of an olympic distance triathlon. The actual race will take place 6 days after they take off my cast. Despite the cast on my arm, I’ve been able to run and ride a stationary bike, so I kept my cardivascular system in good shape. The problem is that I haven’t been able to swim and won’t be until the cast is off (a total of 6 weeks without swimming). Is it unrealistic to think that I will be able to swim 1 mile 1 week after the cast is off? How about riding the bycicle. Can I ride a real road bycicle 1 week after the cast is off? Will I need a wrist splint? where do i get one?

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