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  • in reply to: Bruised Ribs Question #6284
    Aaron
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    Do you have any preference between the original ribtect vest vs the newer model 3?

    in reply to: Bruised Ribs Question #6283
    Aaron
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    Nick

    That was fantastic information. Thank you

    in reply to: Bruised Ribs Question #6272
    Aaron
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    [quote quote=6270]Aaron, What are you doing to increase your core strength as well as your stamina? ~Andy

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    <div class=”bbp-reply-signature”>Loving life in San Diego, CA</div>
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    Just running & general strength training. Is there something you can suggest?

    in reply to: Bruised Ribs Question #6264
    Aaron
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    Hi Andrew,

    All great questions. I’m not exactly sure what caused it. I did go off the track a few times but it wasn’t major. I would guess that repetitive normal driving caused the bruising (combined with being really out of shape). Bruising is only on my left side. The bruising is where all the pressure was being created from the tight seat + rib protector (the previous seat was so tight I had trouble breathing in corners). The last time I drove was very painful and I was inflating my lungs and holding my breath through left handers to try and compensate for the pain.

    Thanks in advance for any experience you can share.

    in reply to: Bruised Ribs Question #6259
    Aaron
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    Thanks for the response TJ. I believe this is the exact protector I’m using: http://mkracewear.co.uk/image/cache/data/Arroxx/Pic%2054360-500×500.jpg (except mine doesn’t have that piece in the middle front, it’s just the velcro)

    It creates a lot of pressure on my ribs. I’m willing to do what it takes to prevent another injury. If that means a new type of rib protector and building core strength I’m on board.

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