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sore back from jumping

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  1. Hey all--

    It seems that every time I jump or hop on my uni for
    extended periods of time, I get a -very- sore lower back. Am
    I arching my back too much to grab the seat? (I'm 6'4...) Am
    I using the wrong form? Or perhaps the seat is too low?

    Any ideas? Does this happen to anyone else?

    -Grant "I need a chiropractor" Houghton

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  2. tennisgh22 said:

    *Hey all--

    It seems that every time I jump or hop on my uni for
    extended periods of time, I get a -very- sore lower back.
    Am I arching my back too much to grab the seat? (I'm
    6'4...) Am I using the wrong form? Or perhaps the seat is
    too low?

    Any ideas? Does this happen to anyone else?

    -Grant "I need a chiropractor" Houghton *

    actually ive had the same thing happen to me like a couple
    of times, i really dont know exactly what its from but i
    dont like it.

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