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Co2 tables
- Thread starter roei
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Thread Status: Hello
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You probably should take at least one day off after an intense CO2 or O2 table. But everyone is different. When you start a table session, think about how you feel - if you feel tired from the get-go you should probably stop and rest a day or two longer. But if you are feeling good then go for it. Better to rest too much than overwork yourself. If it becomes a difficult chore then you will just get discouraged and eventually quit.