Working out post-op
- Replies 5
- Views 735
- Created
- Last Reply
Top Posters In This Topic
-
Hook'Em_Horns 1 post
-
Humble17 1 post
-
jennypenny1998 1 post
-
Brik8te 1 post
Most Popular Posts
-
I’d move slow. Low impact cardio for a month or so. Bike, row machine, treadmill(but do slow, incline walking). You don’t want to pull anything or get a hernia. Ropes are good cardio too.
-
I am absolutely no doctor, but I think if you eliminate resistance training (weights, bands, push-ups, etc.) you are not doing yourself any favors. Light resistance training will keep your lean body
-
I also had my sleeve performed on October 17th and was cleared by the surgeon (at my 2 week check-up earlier this week) to start back at the gym, I'm so thrilled! I've just been hitting the treadmill
Featured Replies
Join the conversation
You can post as a guest; create a free account to track replies, follow topics, and be part of the largest weight loss surgery community.
Hello! I’m 19 years old and I’m somewhat new to BariatricPal! I got my sleeve done on October 17th so I’m 13 days post-op! I feel great! I’m currently down 28 pounds just this month.
I just my post-op check up with my surgeon and everything is good and he gave me the approval to start working out again which I’m very excited about.
My surgeon said don’t worry about building muscle and to mainly focus on cardio and fat burning exercises.
What are some good Post-Op workouts to do at the gym?