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Keeping Active

  • Aug 20, 2020
  • 1 min read


Many of our patients have increased their activity levels over the last few months. We have seen runners, cyclists, walkers and even some newbies on a kayak. Whether this has been an increase in activity or a new hobby we thought it would be a good idea to give you some tips on how to take care of your body.

1. Variety – each time you go out do something different. A new route, a shorter but faster run or just focus on your breathing technique. This variety increases enjoyment but also reduces the likelihood of repetitive injuries.




2. Mobility – Do something to balance your activity. Many of the activities you have started will be repeatedly using the same muscle groups. Balance these by finding some time to stretch, do yoga/pilates or a post activity warm down.



3. Posture – Ensure that you are doing it right. Ask someone to take a look at you at some point during your activity. You may find you have slipped into bad posture without knowing it. If you’re on a bike, make sure you have it fitted to you by a professional.

We love that you are keeping active, but we’ve got your back if you need us.

 
 
 

3 Comments


showen
showen
Mar 09

The magic of snow rider 3d lies in its smooth controls and dynamic challenges that turn every ride into a powerful test of focus and fearless determination.

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crossyroadgame
Feb 03

Great advice on posture! Just like in Crossy Road, where staying on track means adjusting and staying aware, keeping your posture right will help you avoid setbacks and keep you moving forward

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Anna paul
Anna paul
Mar 04
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Crossy Road invites players into a lively arcade adventure where quick decisions and sharp timing are the keys to surviving endless waves of obstacles.

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