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Most Common Holiday Mishaps and How to Avoid Them
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Why End-of-Year Screenings Matter: Prioritize Your Health Before the New Year
Recent Blogs
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Running Outside vs. On a Treadmill: Is One Better?
Estimated read time:Find out if it’s better to run on a treadmill or outdoors, plus the health benefits of running in any form.
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How Running Improves Your Health
Estimated read time:Find inspiration and motivation for your next run while learning the different ways running can benefit your health.
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The 5 Best Recovery Foods After a Run
Estimated read time:Whether you enjoy running as a hobby or you’re training for a marathon, what you eat after your run is just as important as the run itself. Here are the five best recovery foods to enjoy after a run.
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Massage Therapy for Pain Management
Estimated read time:If you suffer from joint and muscle pain, massage can be a powerful tool to improve your well-being, and it can also complement other therapies for pain management. AdventHealth Sports Med and Rehab...
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Easy Access to Physical Therapy with No Physician Referral Required
Estimated read time:Save time and money by going directly to physical therapy without a physician referral.
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Stay on Top of Your Game When Running in the Off-Season
Estimated read time:Your off-season should be a time of rest and rejuvenation. Plan how to approach your down time to see long-term benefits as you return to training and racing.
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Arthritis Comfort: Techniques to Soothe Your Loved One’s Aches
Estimated read time:Arthritis impacts your loved one’s life quality of living. Learn ways to help them soothe the aches and pains associated with arthritis.
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Staying in the Game: How to Prevent Overuse Injury
Estimated read time:Overuse injuries happen when we push our body too hard, too quickly. By going slowly, we get the benefits of exercise while avoiding the risks of injury.