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Preventing Lower Leg Injuries: Top 5 Evidence-Based Strategies

Injuries to the posterior lower leg, such as strains to the gastrocnemius, soleus, and Achilles tendon, are common in both athletes and the general population. Prevention is critical, especially for those engaging in physical activities like running, jumping, or cycling. Here are five science-backed strategies to reduce injury risk, supported by relevant studies. 5 Science-Backed

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Should Mobility be Part of My Strength Training Routine?

In a world where gym time is often limited, many gym enthusiasts wonder: Is adding flexibility and mobility work to my routine really worth it? While it’s tempting to dedicate every minute to lifting, research and experts suggest that warm-up, mobility drills, and flexibility exercises are necessary. These types of movements can significantly enhance your

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Quick Tests to Gauge Mobility, Strength, Anaerobic Capacity and More

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When was the last time you tested yourself to determine your overall fitness level? Have you ever even been tested? If you worked with a coach or personal trainer in the past then most likely you’ve been tested. Or let’s just say you should have been. Periodic quick fitness tests like the following three, can

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