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Posted on February 7, 2024September 17, 2024

Marathon runners know pain 🤕and how to treat it. #oiselle

Posted on February 5, 2024February 5, 2024

Marathon runners know pain 🤕and how to treat it.

Posted on January 20, 2024

I Was a Runner for Years Before I Tried Yoga. I Wish I’d Done It Sooner. @YogaJournal

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Understanding how to engage my core, find my balance, and unwind lingering tightness completely changed my training and recovery.

Posted on January 15, 2024

2 reasons why a strong core is so important to overall health: @YogaWorks. 1. Good Posture 2. Balance and Stability






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2 reasons why a strong core is so important to overall health: • Good posture: a strong core leads to less slouching, deeper breathing and comfort standing. • Balance and stability: the ability to move, walk, run, turn, bend, and so on comes from the core. : Ashley Lorenzo
Posted on January 2, 2024

Stay safe during every run with these tips @WomensRunning

Stay safe during every run with these tips:
#makeitsafehttps://t.co/kLOpyuTkQe pic.twitter.com/etXLG3k0YI

— Women's Running (@WomensRunning) December 20, 2020





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Stay safe during every run with these tips: #makeitsafe http://ow.ly/UlGh50CsQah
Posted on December 27, 2023

What Texting Does to Your Neck—And 7 Yoga Sequences to Fix It @Yoga_Journal

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We have a hunch that sitting too much (and staring at your phone) is doing a number on your back and shoulders. Here are 7 sequences that will help you avoid tech neck and hump back.

Posted on December 26, 2023

2 reasons why a strong core is so important to overall health: @YogaWorks. 1. Good Posture 2. Balance and Stability






YogaWorks

@YogaWorks
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13h

2 reasons why a strong core is so important to overall health: • Good posture: a strong core leads to less slouching, deeper breathing and comfort standing. • Balance and stability: the ability to move, walk, run, turn, bend, and so on comes from the core. : Ashley Lorenzo
Posted on December 21, 2023

The impact of movement can be profound @mayoclinicsport #physiotherapy










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The impact of movement — even leisurely movement — can be profound. Increase your activity levels and avoid the risks of sitting too much with these great tips from @DrEdSportsMed
https://mayocl.in/3LWXqHs
Posted on December 20, 2023

The impact of movement can be profound @mayoclinicsport #physiotherapy










Mayo Clinic Sports Medicine

@mayoclinicsport

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The impact of movement — even leisurely movement — can be profound. Increase your activity levels and avoid the risks of sitting too much with these great tips from @DrEdSportsMed
https://mayocl.in/3LWXqHs
Posted on December 19, 2023

According to the National Institutes of Health, 80 percent of Americans will experience lower back pain at some point during their lives. @Yoga_Journal

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