#29 – Lay, Lie, or Laine?

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Re: What's Up With Your Team? - Playoffs, Here We Come

[(Anonymous)]

That is not true. They are supposed to pass the bike test first.

Re: What's Up With Your Team? - Playoffs, Here We Come

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, and? Assuming he's asymptomatic and the doctors are otherwise satisfied with his cognitive function and balance throughout, it's a day of rest, a day with light aerobic exercise (stationary bike), and a day (i.e., day three) of sport-specific activity with no head contact (skating).

Re: What's Up With Your Team? - Playoffs, Here We Come

[(Anonymous)]

Where are you getting that? I've always heard that Day 3 is vigorous excercise, not skating yet.